COLONOSCOPY

This study is testing whether a special pre-packaged low-residue diet works as well as standard methods for preparing the bowel before colonoscopy in people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Researchers will enroll 1,000 adult IBD patients across multiple hospitals to compar…

This study is testing whether a computer system (AI) can help doctors spot more dangerous growths during a routine colonoscopy. About 600 people getting a screening colonoscopy will be randomly assigned to have it done with or without the AI assistant. The main goal is to see if …

This study is testing whether watching an educational video helps people prepare better for colonoscopy. Researchers in Turkey are enrolling 246 first-time colonoscopy patients to see if video instructions lead to cleaner colons than standard instructions. A cleaner colon allows …

This study is testing whether adding a video tutorial to standard oral instructions helps patients prepare better for a colonoscopy. Better preparation means doctors can see the colon more clearly, potentially finding more growths (adenomas) that could become cancer. Researchers …

This study is creating a large registry of colonoscopy reports and videos from real-world procedures. The goal is to collect data on how well different polyp removal techniques work and their safety, and to use the videos to train doctors. By analyzing this information, researche…

This study aims to measure the carbon footprint of colonoscopy procedures used for colorectal cancer screening. Researchers will track emissions from every step of the process, including bowel preparation, the procedure itself, and equipment cleaning. The goal is to identify ways…

This study aims to understand and improve how patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) prepare their bowels for colonoscopy exams. Researchers will observe 1,000 patients across China to see what factors lead to poor preparation and how well current guidelines are followed.…

This study aims to understand how people experience screening colonoscopies and whether that experience affects their decision to get screened again in the future. Researchers will follow 8,000 adults in Denmark, asking them about pain, discomfort, and their overall experience ri…

This study is testing whether using filtered, reusable water is safe for colonoscopies. Currently, sterile water in single-use bottles is used, which creates waste. Researchers want to see if reusable water bottles can be used without getting contaminated during the procedure, an…