Figures & data
Table 1. Characteristics of study population and endoscopy setting and association with quality of bowel cleansing at sigmoidoscopy.
Table 2. Univariate analysis: endoscopy quality metrics and association with bowel cleansing at sigmoidoscopy.
Table 3. Multivariable analysis: referral for colonoscopy and adenoma detection at sigmoidoscopy and follow-up colonoscopy.
Figure 1. Quality of bowel cleansing and adenoma detection rate at sigmoidoscopy by individual endoscopists.
Footnote: Twenty endoscopists (E1 to E20) who performed at least 500 flexible sigmoidoscopies were selected. Individuals with adenocarcinomas detected at sigmoidoscopy were excluded from the calculation of ADR (mean ADR 16.3%, dotted horizontal line).
![Figure 1. Quality of bowel cleansing and adenoma detection rate at sigmoidoscopy by individual endoscopists.Footnote: Twenty endoscopists (E1 to E20) who performed at least 500 flexible sigmoidoscopies were selected. Individuals with adenocarcinomas detected at sigmoidoscopy were excluded from the calculation of ADR (mean ADR 16.3%, dotted horizontal line).](/cms/asset/2f77bece-ed9e-46dd-8502-c2f93c31de0f/igas_a_2364213_f0001_c.jpg)
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