Background and Aim Iatrogenic perforation of the gut during endoscopy remains an
uncommon but critical complication with significant morbidity and probable mortality than …

Background Perforation during colonoscopy is a rare but well recognized complication with
significant morbidity and mortality. We aim to systematically review the currently available …

Gastrointestinal luminal defects, including perforations, leaks and fistulae, pose persistent
obstacles in endoscopic therapeutic interventions. A variety of endoscopic approaches have …

Although rare, perforation can be a devastating complication of colonoscopy. Incidence
ranges from 0.012 to 0.65% during diagnostic procedures and is higher in therapeutic …

Rare magnets (neodymium magnets) are high-powered magnets known to cause intestinal
perforation if the intestinal mucosa is trapped in between 2 or several magnets. A bowel …

Background: There are few studies on postoperative complications after colonoscopic
perforation. We aimed to study clinical characteristics and treatment after colonoscopic …

Colonoscopy‑related perforation is a rare but serious complication. The type of perforation
depends on whether it was caused by a diagnostic examination or as a sequelae to a …

Objective. Diagnostic colonoscopy is important for diagnosing colorectal diseases, including
inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal tumours. Perforation during diagnostic …

Background Despite their low occurrence, endoscopic perforations (EPs) are concerning.
Some predictive factors have been identified, and EP management is debated, whether non …

Background: Colonoscopy use has increased dramatically in many countries, partly due to
the introduction of colorectal cancer screening programs. Colonoscopy is considered a safe …