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Table 1 Baseline characteristics

From: A multicenter, prospective, inpatient feasibility study to evaluate the use of an intra-colonoscopy cleansing device to optimize colon preparation in hospitalized patients: the REDUCE study

 

N = 94

Male, % (n)

60% (n = 56)

Age, mean (SD)

62 (13)

Body mass index, mean (SD)

28.02 (6.62)

Indications for colonoscopy, % (n)a

 

 Gastrointestinal bleeding

69% (n = 65)

 Iron deficiency anemia

30% (n = 28)

 Suspected neoplasia/colorectal cancer

12% (n = 11)

 Abdomen pain/diarrhea/weight loss

10% (n = 9)

 Otherb

15% (n = 14)

Clarity of lase bowel movement prior to colonoscopy, % (n)

N = 93

 Grade 1 (dirtiest)

2% (n = 2)

 Grade 2

24% (n = 22)

 Grade 3

25% (n = 23)

 Grade 4

33% (n = 31)

 Grade 5 (cleanest)

16% (n = 15)

  1. aPatient may have more than indication for the colonoscopy procedure
  2. bEvaluation for transplantation (n = 7), suspected lesion in colon/abnormal results on radiological imaging (n = 6), removed foreign object (n = 1)