A study involving 1,254 participants revealed that an automatic quality control system (AQCS) significantly improved adenoma detection rates during routine colonoscopy. The AQCS-assisted group achieved a detection rate of 32.7% compared to 22.6% in the standard group (relative risk 1.60, p <.001). Enhanced detection was noted across both lower- and medium-level detectors, regardless of academic or nonacademic settings. This suggests AQCS implementation could bolster colorectal cancer prevention efforts.
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