Background:The resection of small colorectal polyps(≤10mm)is routine for endoscopists.However,the management of one of its main complications,namely delayed(within 14 days)postpolypectomy bleeding(DPPB),has not been ...Background:The resection of small colorectal polyps(≤10mm)is routine for endoscopists.However,the management of one of its main complications,namely delayed(within 14 days)postpolypectomy bleeding(DPPB),has not been clearly demonstrated.We aimed to assess the role of coloscopy in the management of DPPB from small colorectal polyps and identify the associated factors for initial hemostatic success.Methods:We conducted a retrospective study of 69 patients who developed DPPB after the removal of colorectal polyps of≤10mmand underwent hemostatic colonoscopy at the Sixth Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University(Guangzhou,China)between April 2013 and June 2021.Demographics,clinical variables,and colonoscopic features were collected independently.We applied univariate and multivariate analyses to assess factors associated with initial hemostatic success.Results:General colonoscopy without oral bowel preparation was successfully performed in all the patients,with a median duration of 23.9(12.5–37.9)minutes.Among 69 patients,62(89.9%)achieved hemostasis after initial hemostatic colonoscopy and 7(10.1%)rebled 2.761.1 days after initial colonoscopic hemostasis and had rebleeding successfully controlled by one additional colonoscopy.No colonoscopy-related adverse events occurred.Multivariate analysis showed that management with at least two clips was the only independent prognostic factor for initial hemostatic success(odds ratio,0.17;95%confidence interval,0.03–0.91;P=0.04).All the patients who had at least two clips placed at the initial hemostatic colonoscopy required no further hemostatic intervention.Conclusions:Colonoscopy is a safe,effective,and not too time-consuming approach for the management of patients with DPPB of small colorectal polyps and management with the placement of at least two hemoclips may be beneficial.展开更多
基金supported by National Key Clinical Discipline,the Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangzhou,China[grant numbers 201803010074,202102020851]Medical Science and Technology Foundation of Guangdong Province of China[grant number A2020336]the Sixth Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University Clinical Research 1010 Program[grant number 1010PY(2020)–63].
文摘Background:The resection of small colorectal polyps(≤10mm)is routine for endoscopists.However,the management of one of its main complications,namely delayed(within 14 days)postpolypectomy bleeding(DPPB),has not been clearly demonstrated.We aimed to assess the role of coloscopy in the management of DPPB from small colorectal polyps and identify the associated factors for initial hemostatic success.Methods:We conducted a retrospective study of 69 patients who developed DPPB after the removal of colorectal polyps of≤10mmand underwent hemostatic colonoscopy at the Sixth Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University(Guangzhou,China)between April 2013 and June 2021.Demographics,clinical variables,and colonoscopic features were collected independently.We applied univariate and multivariate analyses to assess factors associated with initial hemostatic success.Results:General colonoscopy without oral bowel preparation was successfully performed in all the patients,with a median duration of 23.9(12.5–37.9)minutes.Among 69 patients,62(89.9%)achieved hemostasis after initial hemostatic colonoscopy and 7(10.1%)rebled 2.761.1 days after initial colonoscopic hemostasis and had rebleeding successfully controlled by one additional colonoscopy.No colonoscopy-related adverse events occurred.Multivariate analysis showed that management with at least two clips was the only independent prognostic factor for initial hemostatic success(odds ratio,0.17;95%confidence interval,0.03–0.91;P=0.04).All the patients who had at least two clips placed at the initial hemostatic colonoscopy required no further hemostatic intervention.Conclusions:Colonoscopy is a safe,effective,and not too time-consuming approach for the management of patients with DPPB of small colorectal polyps and management with the placement of at least two hemoclips may be beneficial.