Clinical Gastroenterology Vol.37 No.06 ( Jun, 2022)

Thesis List

• 0 Editorial
  Toshio Uraoka

• 1-1 Incidence of Cases of Colorectal Cancer That Are Overlooked: The Status and Approaches for Colorectal Cancer Screening Employed at Present in Japan
  Kazuo Matsuda

• 1-2 Key Points in Colorectal Cancer Screening and Surveillance Guidelines -- From the Perspective of Zero Overlooks
  Yutaka Saito

• 1-3 Clinical Impacts of Quality Indicators for High-qualified Colonoscopy
  Kenichiro Imai

• 1-4 PCCRC and Appropriate Colonoscopy Intervals
  Takahisa Matsuda

• 2-1 Bowel Preparation of Colonoscopy for Preventing Missed Lesions
  Hideka Horiuchi

• 2-2 How to Avoid Overlooking Colorectal Cancer Using Hood Attachments to Eliminate Oversight
  Takeshi Terai

• 2-3 What Lesions can Easily be Missed During Colonoscopy? -- Key Points of Endoscopy (Focusing on White Light and Dye Endoscopy)
  Mineo Iwatate

• 2-4 How to Prevent Missed Lesion in Colonoscopy
  Takahiro Fujii

• 2-5 Reducing Missed Colorectal Lesions by Using BLI and LCI Modes in Colonoscopy
  Maasa Sasabe

• 2-6 Minimizing Overlooking of Colorectal Cancer with the Aid of Artificial Intelligence
  Yuichi Mori

• 3-1 Positioning of Colon Capsule Endoscopy
  Akiyoshi Tsuboi

• 3-2 Causes and Prevention of Post-colonoscopy Colorectal Cancer and Post-imaging Colorectal Cancer
  Koichi Nagata

• 4-1 Cases of Colorectal Lesions Missed at Our Hospital Due to Inadequate Endoscopic Observation
  Atsuko Izumi

• 4-2 A Case of Early Colorectal Cancer that Became Invasive Cancer in a Short Period During Follow-up
  Kensei Ohtsu

• 4-3 There May Have Been a Small Lesion at the Time of the Last Colonoscopy !
  Keita Harada

• 4-4 Two Cases of PCCRC Detected with Advanced Colorectal Cancer in Surveillance Colonoscopy
  Yoshinori Sato

Series List

• 6 Issues Related to Colorectal Polyps
  Takahisa Matsuda

  Challenges to Colorectal Polyps

• 7 Distal Bile Duct Lesion
  Yuki Kawasaki

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