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Use, Yield, And Risk Of Device-Assisted Enteroscopy In The United States: Results From A Large Retrospective Multicenter Cohort, Michael G. Noujaim, Alice Parish, Daniel Raines, Seth A. Gross, David Cave, Iris Vance, David Beyer, Diana Liu, Benjamin Hoffman, Zoe Lawrence, Gabriel Castillo, Tanya Pavri, Donna Niedzwiecki, Daniel Wild
Use, Yield, And Risk Of Device-Assisted Enteroscopy In The United States: Results From A Large Retrospective Multicenter Cohort, Michael G. Noujaim, Alice Parish, Daniel Raines, Seth A. Gross, David Cave, Iris Vance, David Beyer, Diana Liu, Benjamin Hoffman, Zoe Lawrence, Gabriel Castillo, Tanya Pavri, Donna Niedzwiecki, Daniel Wild
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Introduction: Since 2001, device-Assisted enteroscopy (DAE) has revolutionized the diagnostic and therapeutic capabilities for managing small bowel pathology. Though commonly performed, there have been no recent large studies to assess the use, yield, and risks of DAE and none that include all 3 DAE modalities. We hypothesized that DAE is safe with high diagnostic and therapeutic yields achieved within reasonable procedure duration and here we present a large retrospective multicenter US study evaluating the use, yield, and complications of DAE. Methods: After obtaining institutional review board approval, electronic records were used to identify all DAE's performed for luminal small bowel …