Virtual colonoscopy: Technical guide to avoid traps and pitfalls
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文摘
The study aims to clarify the ideal technique of virtual colonoscopy and how to avoid pitfalls.

sSec_2">Patient and methods

sp0010">200 patients were referred for VC screening.

sSec_3">Results

sp0015">3D VC false positive results were as follows: Pseudopolyps due to fecal residue (17.5%), under-distended colon (2%), segmental spasm (1%), respiratory motion artifacts (3%), prominent colonic haustrations (8.5%), prominent ileocecal valve (4.5%), prominent appendicular stump (0.5%) and false pits due to shine-through (1.5%). 3D false negative results were proved secondary to fecal residue (1.5%), retained fluid (2.5%), colonic under-distention (5%), prominent colonic folds (1%) and sessile polyps (1%).

sSec_4">2D navigation

sp0020">There were no false positive results. 3.5% false negative results were due to different combinations of fecal residue (3%), fluid (2%), under-distended colon (1%), prominent colonic haustrations (2.5%) and sessile polyps (1%). Finally, true positive results were proven in 40% of 3D and 47.5% of 2D navigations, true negative: 29.5% in 3D and 49% 2D. False positive results were proven in 19.5% of 3D, false negative results: 11% 3D and 3.5% 2D. 3D 78.4%, 2D 93% sensitivity and 3D 60.2% & 2D 100% specificity records.

sSec_5">Conclusion

sp0025">Many overestimating or underestimating VC pitfalls could be avoided, through mastering the technique and being more familiar with different navigation methods and these technical pitfalls.

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