THE FREQUENCY OF THE INAPPROPRIATE CONVERSION FROM COLONOSCOPY TO SIGMOIDOSCOPY AND ITS POTENTIAL EFFECT ON QUALITY INDICATORS.

Sabina Beg (1), Stefano Sansone (1), Jonathan Schembri (2), Jay Patel (3), Mo Thoufeeq (2), Gareth Corbett (4), Krish Ragunath (1)

(1) Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham University Hospitals, Gastroenterology, nottingham, United Kingdom

(2) Northern General, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, Gastroenterology, Sheffield, United Kingdom

(3) Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals, Gastroenterology, Cambridge, United Kingdom

(4) Cambridge University Hospital, Dept. of Gastroenterology, Cambridge, United Kingdom



This item was part of UEG Week 2016

This item can be cited as: United European Gastroenterology Journal; 2016: 2 (Supplement 1)

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