U.S., Sept. 11 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07813013) titled 'Right Colon Enema to Improve Bowel Preparation Quality During Colonoscopy' on Sept. 04.
Brief Summary: Colonoscopy is a test that lets doctors look inside the large bowel to find and remove growths called polyps, which can develop into bowel cancer. Before the test, people take a bowel preparation to empty the bowel. Even so, the right side of the bowel is often not clean enough, and polyps there can be missed.
This study is testing whether giving an enema (a small amount of fluid passed into the bowel) during the colonoscopy makes the right side of the bowel cleaner. Participants having a routine colonoscopy at Westmead Hospital ...