… , the real diagnostic yield of CE, its clinical relevance, and its place in the OGIB … clinical
relevance of the 2 strategies (CE ± PE and PE ± CE) in terms of the diagnostic yield, clinical …

… Overt bleeding was the most frequent indication for capsule endoscopy, followed by occult
… Clinical relevance of small-bowel findings detected by wireless capsule endoscopy. Scand …

… No abnormal findings were detected in 5 patients, and 6 patients only showed findings of
little clinical relevance (non-erosive esophagitis, gastritis and duodenitis, or lymphangiectasia). …

… For the purpose of the study, a clinically relevant lesion detected at SBCE was defined
according to Lepileur et al. [14] as a SB lesion determining OGIB, including vascular disease (ie …

… While the clinical relevance of findings has not been studied, CE has a sensitivity of 62-76
% and specificity of 100 % as compared to ileoscopy (8). It is indicated when …

… lesions, but we believe that the clinical relevance of proximal lesions needs to be further …
Some clinical studies of the patency capsule have recently been published 17 and have …

… and capsule endoscopy, we observed that the yield of capsule endoscopy decreased in …
frequency of detection of clinically relevant lesions, ie, considering only positive findings at …

… Capsule endoscopy thus showed clinically relevant intestinal lesions, possibly deserving
further investigation, in 100 patients, corresponding to a 62.5 % diagnostic yield for intestinal …

… in wireless capsule endoscopy of the colon. Publications regarding the use of colon capsule
with new … The negative predictive value of 97% is very high and is of clinical relevance. …

… of ulcerative colitis in clinical trials and may be used in clinical practice because it may alter
… and has been defined as the Mayo Clinic endoscopy subscore of 0 or 1 (normal mucosa or …