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Original Article

Volume 11, Number 4, August 2018, pages 295-304


Impact of Hyoscine Bromide Use on Polyp Detection Rate During Colonoscopy: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Figures

Figure 1.
Figure 1. Showing the PRISMA 2009 study flow diagram. PRISMA: preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses; RCT: randomized control trial.
Figure 2.
Figure 2. Primary outcome: polyp detection rate.
Figure 3.
Figure 3. Secondary outcomes: (a) Adenoma detection rate. (b) Advance adenoma detection rate. (c) Mean number of polyps detected.
Figure 4.
Figure 4. Secondary outcomes: (a) Cecal intubation time. (b) Polyp location proximal to splenic flexure. (c) Polyp location distal to splenic flexure. (d) Adenomatous polyps.

Tables

Table 1. Baseline Characteristics of Patients
 
*Prior abdominal or pelvic surgery. aDiverticulosis present or >10. bPrior colonoscopy or prior difficult colonoscopy. CRC: colorectal cancer; ABH: altered bowel habits; IBD: irritable bowel disease; NR: not reported; pts: patients.
StudiesCorte et al [6]Santos et al [7]Lee et al [8]Brouwer et al [11]Ristikankare et al [9]Byun et al [12]Rondonotti et al [10]
JournalEndoscopyClinicsHepato-GastroenterologyGastrointestinal EndoscopyScandinavian Journal of GastroenterologyGastrointestinal EndoscopyDigestive and Liver Disease
DesignProspective RCTProspective RCTProspective RCTProspective RCTProspective RCTProspective RCTProspective RCT
PopulationHyoscinePlaceboHyoscinePlaceboHyoscinePlaceboHyoscinePlaceboHyoscinePlaceboHyoscinePlaceboHyoscinePlacebo
Sample size30329822022058583403347575103102202200
Age60.6 ± 11.261.4 ± 10.4≥ 50 (166 pts), < 50 (54 pts)≥ 50 (173 pts), < 50 (47 pts)59.4 ± 8.558.4 ± 7.961.561.461.6 ± 8.259.8 ± 8.9NRNR57.3 ± 11.557.3 ± 13.5
Male no (%)162 (53.5)157 (52.7)73 (33.2)69 (31.4)27 (46.6)23 (39.7)(45.9)(52.7)3730NRNR90 (44.5)87 (43.5)
BMI (kg/m2)NRNRNRNRNRNRNRNR26.5 ± 4.526.1 ± 4.1NRNRNRNR
Active smokingNRNRNRNR22.4%17.2%NRNR15%21%NRNRNRNR
Prior surgery*40 (13.4)40 (13.2)NRNRNRNRNRNR4661NRNRNRNR
Diverticulosisa25 (8.3)19 (6.4)NRNRNRNR(31.7)(34.4)NRNRNRNRNRNR
Prior colonoscopyb26 (8.6)23 (7.7)NRNRNRNRNRNR(39%)(36%)NRNRNRNR
Indication
  CRC screening81 (26.7)86 (28.9)NRNR5858NRNRNRNRNRNR47 (23.2)53 (26.5)
  Polyps surveillance58 (19.1)52 (17.4)NRNR0031 (9.1)30 (9)(11)(11)NRNR51 (25.3)44 (22)
  Standard indication168 (55.4)164 (55)NRNR00NRNRNRNRNRNRNRNR
  AnemiaNRNRNRNR0020 (5.9)15 (4.5)(21)(39)NRNR79(39.1)81 (40.5)
  Rectal bleedingNRNRNRNR0060 (17.6)64 (19.2)NRNR
  Abdominal painNRNRNRNR0055 (16.2)51 (15.3)(23)(11)NRNR
  Unexplained diarrhea/ABHNRNRNRNR0031 (9.1)34 (10.2)(21)(27)NRNR
  Screening after resection of CRCNRNRNRNR0013 (3.8)16 (4.8)NRNRNRNRNRNR
  Family history of CRCNRNRNRNR0023 (6.8)24 (7.2)NRNRNRNR25 (12.4)22 (11)
  IBD dysplasia screeningNRNRNRNR004 (1.2)7 (2.1)NRNRNRNRNRNR
  Other indicationNRNRNRNR00NRNR(24)(13)NRNRNRNR

 

Table 2. Characteristics of Randomized Controlled Trials
 
StudyCorte et al [6]Santos et al [7]Lee et al [8]Brouwer et al [11]Ristikankare et al [9]Byun et al [12]Rondonotti et al [10]
DesignProspective randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trialProspective randomized, placebo-controlled trialProspective randomized double-blind controlled trialA prospective, double-blind, placebo-controlled, randomized, clinical trial.Prospective double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled, clinical trialProspective randomized, double-blinded, placebo-controlled trialProspective randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial
CountryAustraliaBrazilKoreaNetherlandsFinlandNRItaly
Publication year2012201720102012201520092013
JournalEndoscopyClinicsHepato-GastroenterologyGastrointestinal EndoscopyScandinavian Journal of GastroenterologyGastrointestinal EndoscopyDigestive and Liver Disease
EnrollmentMarch 2009 to March 2011March to July 2015January to June 2008January 21 to June 21, 2011March 2012 to March 2014July 2008 to September 2008NR
PopulationPatients over 40 years old who were scheduled for routine outpatient colonoscopyCRC screening, surveillance or a clinical suspicion of CRCPatients between the age 50 and 70 years and had no potential risk factors for CRCOutpatients aged 30 years or older referred and accepted for colonoscopyOutpatients scheduled for diagnostic colonoscopy between ages 45 and 75 yearsNRAdult outpatients (18 - 80 years of age) referred for colonoscopy
Intervention vs. comparisonHyoscine vs. placeboHyoscine vs. placeboHyoscine vs. placeboHyoscine vs. placeboHyoscine vs. placeboHyoscine vs. placeboHyoscine vs. placebo

 

Table 3. Cochrane Risk of Bias
 
NameRandom sequenceAllocation concealmentBlinding of participants and personnelBlinding of outcome assessmentIncomplete outcome dataReporting bias
*Administering nurse not blinded.
Byun et al [12]Not reportedNot reportedBlindedNot reportedNoNot reported
UnclearUnclearLow riskUnclearLow RiskUnclear
Lee et al [8]Central randomization with computer generated codesNot reportedBlinded (complete)Not reportedNoNot reported
Low riskUnclearLow riskUnclearLow RiskUnclear
Corte et al [6]Central randomization with computerized algorithmNoSingle arm blinded*Not reportedNoNot reported
Low riskHigh riskLow riskUnclearLow riskUnclear
Brouwer et al [11]Not reportedNot reportedNot reportedYesNoNot reported
UnclearUnclearUnclearLow riskLow riskUnclear
Rondonotti et al [10]Central randomization using computer generated listRandomization listSingle arm blinded*Not reportedNoNot reported
Low riskLow riskLow riskUnclearLow riskUnclear
Ristnikankre et al [9]Block randomization using sealed envelopesSealed and coded envelopesBlinded (complete)Not reportedNoNot reported
Low riskLow riskLow riskUnclearLow riskUnclear
Santos et al [7]Web generatedSealed envelopesBlindedYesNoNot reported
Low riskLow riskLow riskLow riskLow riskUnclear