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1 4397 2005 6 0 Esophagus: large hiatal hernia. Irregular z-line at 38cm with 2cm tongue of erythematous mucosa biopsied with forceps. Stomach: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal
2 4397 2006 12 542 Esophagus: irregular Z-line at ~ 30cm from incisors and multiple tongues of salmon colored erythematous mucosa was noted biopsies were obtained; medium sized hiatal hernia Stomach: an erythematous nodule with mild ulceration was noted at the pylorus biopsies were obtained; otherwise normal appearing gastric mucosa Duodenal Bulb: normal mucosa Duodenum: normal mucosa
3 4397 2008 1 392 Esophagus: GE junction at 32 cm small tongue of barretts appearing mucosa Biopsies obtained from GE junction Stomach: Normal Pylorus: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal Exam to second portion of duodenum: [x]Yes []No Retroflexion: [x]Yes []No Complications: [x]No []Yes:
4 4397 2009 6 518 Anus: normal rectal examination Rectum: normal mucosa Sigmoid: normal mucosa Descending: normal mucosa Transverse: normal mucosa
5 4397 2012 11 0 Esophagitis was found. Diffuse mild inflammation was found in the entire examined stomach. One non-bleeding cratered but clean based duodenal ulcer with no stigmata of bleeding was found in the duodenal sweep. The lesion was 3 mm in largest dimension.One non-bleeding superficial duodenal ulcer with no stigmata of bleeding was found in the duodenal bulb.
6 4397 2012 11 1245 #NAME?
7 5070 2006 5 0 Anus: nn bleeding internal hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: normal Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Cecum: Normal Prep []Excellent [x]Good []Fair []Poor prep
8 5070 2008 7 806 Esophagus: hiatal hernia erosive eophagitis irregular distal esophageal mucosa bx taken Stomach: nml Duodenal Bulb: several areas of erythema bx taken Duodenum: nml
9 5070 2011 9 1154 The examined esophagus was normal. The entire examined stomach was normal. The 2nd part of the duodenum was normal.
10 10190 2008 5 0 Anus: Hemorrhoids moderate Rectum: Small 0.4cm rectosigmoid polyp removed with snare cautery Sigmoid: Normal mucosa; few small diverticula Descending: Normal mucosa Transverse: Normal mucosa Ascending: Normal mucosa; appendiceal orifice seen (see pictures) and terminal ileum intubated (see picture)
11 15684 2009 6 0 Anus: Normal Rectum: Internal hemorrhoids. Sigmoid: Multiple large mouth diverticuli. Normal mucosa otherwise. Descending: Multiple large mouth diverticuli. Normal mucosa otherwise. Transverse: Normal mucosa. Ascending: Normal mucosa. Cecum: Normal mucosa. TI intubated and normal.
12 17538 2004 10 0 Anus: Normal Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Diverticuli at the rectosigmoid region Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Caecum: Small hyperplastic polyp removed by snare Appendiceal site: Visualized
13 17538 2012 11 2968 A few small-mouthed diverticula in the transverse and descending colon.No internal or external hemorrhoids.
14 20370 2006 4 0 Anus: Normal Rectum: Normal mucosa small internal hemorroids Sigmoid: Normal mucosa scattered wide-mouthed diverticula Descending: Normal mucosa scattered wide-mouthed diverticula Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal mucosa scattered small diverticula the ileocolic anastomsis was visualized and the surgical margin appeared entirely normal. The visualized portion of the ileum appeared normal. Retroflexion performed: [x]Yes []No Complications: [x]None []Yes: Prep quality: []Excellent []Good [x]Fair []Poor
15 20586 2009 11 0 Esophagus: normal mucosa no varices were appreciated Stomach: normal mucosa mild gastritis Duodenal Bulb: Normal mucosa Duodenum: normal mucosa
16 20586 2011 11 739 The examined esophagus was normal. Irregular Z-line at 40cmThe entire examined stomach was normal. The examined duodenum was normal.
17 21313 2006 3 0 Single small non-bleeding polyp was seen in the ascending colon which measured 0.4 cm which showed no stigmata of recent hemorrhage. One polyp was removed by snare cautery using standard settings. Moderate internal hemorrhoids were present in the rectum. COMPLICATIONS: There were no complications associated with the procedure.
18 21313 2011 10 2040 A few small-mouthed diverticula were found in the sigmoid colon. The exam was otherwise without abnormality.
19 23421 2007 6 0 Anus: Normnal Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: small scattered Diverticuli A large 2.5 cm polyp seen at 30 cm area marked with india ink and pedunculated polyp removed with snare cautery Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Cecum: Normal Prep []Excellent [x]Good []Fair []Poor prep
20 23421 2011 4 1411 A semi-sessile polyp was found at the hepatic flexure. The polyp was 5 mm in size. The polyp was removed with a cold snare. Resection and retrieval were complete. Non-bleeding external and internal hemorrhoids were found during endoscopy and were moderate. A few small-mouthed diverticula were found in the recto-sigmoid colon.
21 23976 2002 11 0 Esophagus: Short segment barrett's. Stomach: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal
22 23976 2006 10 1448 Esophagus: short segment of distal esophagus w/ multiple tongues of salmon colored mucosa; multiple biopsies were taken. Stomach: Multiple superficial linear erosions along the lesser curvature of the stomach and diffuse erythema; biopsies were taken. Duodenal Bulb: normal mucosa. Duodenum: normal mucosa.
23 23976 2008 4 0 Anus: nml Rectum: nml Sigmoid: nml Descending: nml Transverse: nml Ascending: nml Cecum: IC Valve seen
24 23976 2008 4 543 Esophagus: Short segment barrett's bx x 4 taken Stomach: mild striped gastritis Duodenal Bulb: mild duodenitis small AVM Duodenum: nml
25 23976 2010 4 721 Esophagus: Normal mucosa. Irregulr GE junction at 38 cm from incisors with a small island of Barrett's mucosa Stomach: Mild antral linear gastritis Duodenal Bulb: Normal mucosa Duodenum: Normal mucosa no AVMs seen
26 30730 2008 12 0 Anus: Normal Rectum: Scattered diverticuli. There was one small polyp 2-3 mm that was removed completely cold biopsy. Sigmoid: Scattered diverticuli; there was one small polyp 2-3 mm in size that was removed completely with snare cautery. Descending: Few scattered diverticuli. Transverse: Few scattered diverticuli. Ascending: Few scattered diverticuli. Cecum: Normal mucosa.
27 31965 2005 11 0 Anus: Normal Rectum: Normal Sigmoid: Scattered small diverticuli Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Small flat polyp on a colonic fold removed with cold snare Caecum: A 1.5cm pedunculated polyp adjacent to the ileocecal valve removed with snare cautery. Another small flat polyp adjacent to the appendiceal orifice was removed with snare cautery Appendiceal site: Visualized Retroflexion performed: [x]Yes []No Complications: [x]None []Yes: Prep quality: []Excellent []Good [x]Fair []Poor
28 33909 2008 6 0 Anus: Small exteral hemorrhoids Rectum: Small internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid: Normal mucosa Descending: Normal mucosa Transverse: Normal mucosa Ascending: Normal mucosa Cecum: Normal mucosa. IC valve and appendiceal orifice visualized.
29 35414 2006 9 0 Anus: Minor non-bleeding internal hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal appearing mucosa Sigmoid: Normal appearing mucosa Descending: Normal appearing mucosa patches of scattered diverticuli Transverse: . A 1 cm polyp was noted on a stalk. Otherwise normal appearing mucosa Ascending: Normal appearing mucosa Cecum: Normal appearing mucosa TI: Normal appearing mucosa Prep []Excellent [X]Good []Fair []Poor prep Small polyps may have been missed.
30 36195 2007 12 0 Anus: small Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Normal Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Cecum: Normal Ti: Normal Prep []Excellent [x]Good []Fair []Poor prep
31 36195 2008 4 117 Esophagus: normal mucosa Stomach: moderately erythematous mucosa in the antrum and body biospies were taken Duodenal Bulb: normal mucosa Duodenum: normal mucosa
32 38972 2006 11 0 Esophagus: +Hiatal hernia. Slightly irregular z-line extending 1cm above GE junction however difficult to asses in presence of hernia. Multiple Biopsies taken with forceps. 4mm polyp in distal esophagus vs. hiatal hernia/cardia biopsied with forceps. Stomach: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal
33 38972 2008 12 759 Esophagus: Short segment barrett's. Stomach: Small hiatal hernia. Normal mucosa. Duodenal Bulb: Normal mucosa. Duodenum: Noraml mucosa.
34 38972 2011 11 1068 There were esophageal mucosal changes suggestive of short-segment Barrett's esophagus present in the gastroesophageal junction. Mucosa was biopsied with a cold forceps for histology at intervals of 1 cm. Biopsy specimens 1 cm proximal to the GE junction were sent to Pathology. The entire examined stomach was normal. Mild inflammation was found in the duodenal bulb.
35 38972 2012 3 132 There were esophageal mucosal changes suggestive of short-segment Barrett's esophagus present in the gastroesophageal junction. Mucosa was biopsied with a cold forceps for histology at intervals of 1 cm. Biopsy specimens 1 cm proximal to the GE junction were sent to Pathology. The entire examined stomach was normal. Mild inflammation was found in the duodenal bulb.
36 39209 2008 2 0 Anus: normal Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: multiple small diverticuli Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Cecum: Normal Prep []Excellent [x]Good []Fair []Poor prep
37 40169 2007 2 0 Three diminutive non-bleeding polyps were seen in the descending colon the sigmoid and the sigmoid measuring 0.3 cm 0.3 cm and 0.3 cm which showed no stigmata of recent hemorrhage. Cold excisional biopsies were obtained from the descending colon and the sigmoid. Moderate internal hemorrhoids were present in the rectum. COMPLICATIONS: There were no complications associated with the procedure.
38 40169 2009 11 1006 Esophagus: Normal mucosa normal GE Junction at 43 cm from incisors Stomach: 5cm x 6cm clean based ulcer in the gastric body with regular edges. No stigmata of recent bleeding. Biopsied Atrophic gastric mucosa Duodenal Bulb: Multiple confluent circumferential superficial erosions/ulcerations the duodenal bulb Duodenum: Atrophic duodenal mucosa
39 40169 2010 4 153 Esophagus: normal mucosa. Stomach: normal mucosa the ulcer in the body of the stomach appears healed with white base no bleeding stigamata mild erythema in the body. no erosions. Duodenal Bulb: normal mucosa. Duodenum: normal mucosa.
40 46660 2005 6 0 Esophagus: Normal Stomach: several yellowish looking raised plaques seen in the antrum along the lesser curvature- 4 biopsies taken Pylorus: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: mucosa appeared mildly atrophic- biopsies taken to r/o sprue.
41 46660 2006 10 503 Anus: Normal Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Numerous diverticuli. Scattered punctate petechiae/avms Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Caecum: Normal Appendiceal site: visualized Retroflexion performed
42 60654 2005 8 0 Small internal hemorrhoids were present in the rectum. The colonoscopy was otherwise normal. COMPLICATIONS: There were no complications associated with the procedure.
43 60654 2011 8 2207 Medium internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid diverticulosis Recommendations: Repeat colonoscopy in 5 years High fiber diet
44 61746 2011 10 0 The digital rectal exam was normal. The entire examined colon appeared normal. The cecum could not be completely examined due to loss of suction unable to be resolved with standard cleaning methods. The cecum appeared grossly normal but cannot exclude flat lesions
45 62036 2009 6 0 Anus: Normal Rectum: Small internal hemorrhoids. Normal mucosa. Sigmoid: Normal mucosa. Descending: Normal mucosa. Transverse: Normal mucosa. Ascending: Normal mucosa. Cecum: Normal mucosa. Esophagus: Irregular GE junction at 40 cm from incisors. There were no varices. Stomach: Mild portal gastropathy. Duodenal Bulb: Normal mucosa. Duodenum: Normal mucosa.
46 63902 2002 10 0 Anus: Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Diverticuli/Normal Descending: Normal Transverse: polyp removed Ascending: Normal Caecum : polyp removed- 0.5 cm peduncualted polyp Appendix Visualised
47 64381 2008 11 0 Anus: normal Rectum: normal - 4 random biopsies taken Sigmoid: severe diverticulosis throughout the sigmoid Normal appearing mucosa Descending: normal - 4 random bx taken Transverse: normal - random biopsies taken Ascending: normal - random biopsies takne Cecum: normal appendiceal orifice visualised
48 64381 2008 12 16 Anus: normal Rectum: normal - 4 random biopsies taken Sigmoid: severe diverticulosis throughout the sigmoid Normal appearing mucosa Descending: normal - 4 random bx taken Transverse: normal - random biopsies taken Ascending: normal - random biopsies takne Cecum: normal appendiceal orifice visualised
49 64629 2008 10 0 Anus: normal mucosa Rectum: normal mucosa hemerrhoids present Sigmoid: normal mucosa few diverticulam present Descending: normal mucosa Transverse: normal mucosa Ascending: normal mucosa Cecum: normal mucosa Esophagus: normal mucosa Stomach: one benign polyp in the fundus Mild gastritis Duodenal Bulb: normal mucosa Duodenum: normal mucosa multiple biopsies were taken for anemia
50 67988 2005 5 0 Colonoscopy done May 26 2005. Diverticulosis Full Report scanned to VISTA Iaaging.
51 72069 2007 5 0 The prep was good. The cecum was reached. The TI appeared normal. There was some mild scattered diverticulosis in the left colon. There was a small semi- pedunculated polyp seen in the sigmoid measuring ~ 5 mm taken with cold snare and retrieved. Prep []Excellent [x]Good []Fair []Poor prep
52 72288 2003 7 0 Anus: Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa. Multiple tiny hyperplastic polyps- one of them biopsied Sigmoid: Diverticuli. A 1 cm pplyp snared Two other 3 mm polyps snared but one of them could not be retrieved.Pt did have lots of bumps through the whole length ?hyperplatic vs adenomatous. He needs to be rescoped in the future for repeat evalaution. Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal. A thickened fold biopsied. A 3 mm polyp hot biopsied. Caecum : Normal Appendix Visualised
53 74336 2004 11 0 Anus: moderate internal Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Normal Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Caecum : Normal Appendix Visualised
54 74336 2006 9 665 Esophagus: Normal z line at 45 cm GE junction: 45 cm Stomach: Normal Pylorus: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal Exam to second portion of duodenum: [x]Yes []No Retroflexion: [x]Yes []No Complications: [x]No []Yes:
55 77403 2003 8 0 Anus: Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Normal Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Caecum: Normal Appendiceal site: visualized
56 87316 2011 12 0 Small internal hemorrhoids Recommendations: High fiber diet Repeat colonoscopy in 5 years
57 93370 2004 10 0 Esophagus: Two tongues of Barrett's mucosa seen at GE junction - biopsies done; otherwise normal Stomach: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal
58 93370 2007 2 864 Esophagus: Two tongues of salmon-colored mucosa seen extending from the GE junction consistent with known Barrett's. The length of Barrett's was measured from 36 cm to 37 cm. Multiple biopsies were taken. GE junction: Normal measured at 38 cm Stomach: Normal small sliding hiatal hernia Pylorus: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal Exam to second portion of duodenum: [x]Yes []No Retroflexion: [x]Yes []No Complications: [x]No []Yes:
59 93370 2008 6 0 Esophagus: Z-line at 40 cm. Two short segments of salmon-colored tongues ~2 cm long each seen. Multiple biopsies taken r/o dysplasia. Small hiatal hernia. Stomach: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal
60 93370 2008 6 500 Fair amount of residual stool and green liquid found in transverse colon which was irrigated and suctioned out for good view of colonic mucosa. Anus: Normal Rectum: Residual stool - no internal hemorrhoids visualized. Two hyperplastic-appearing small sessile polyps - biopsies taken r/o adenoma. Sigmoid: Normal mucosa Descending: Normal mucosa Transverse: Normal mucosa Ascending: Normal mucosa Cecum: Normal mucosa. IC valve and appendiceal orifice visualized.
61 93370 2011 6 1079 There were esophageal mucosal changes suggestive of short-segment Barrett's esophagus present in the lower third of the esophagus. Mucosa was biopsied with a cold forceps for histology randomly at intervals of 2 cm in the lower third of the esophagus. Biopsy specimens were sent to Pathology. Estimated blood loss was minimal. Mild antral gastritisThe examined duodenum was normal.
62 95994 2005 7 0 Anus: Moderate sized non-bleeding internal Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Mild sigmoid Diverticulosis; 4 mm sessile polyp removed by hot snare polypectomy Descending: three 3 mm sessile polyps completely removed by cold biopsy Transverse: three 3 mm sessile polyps completely removed by cold biopsy Ascending: Normal Caecum : Normal Appendix Visualised
63 95994 2010 7 1809 Anus: Normal Rectum: Mild internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid: Normal Descending: 2 sessile polyps 3mm Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Cecum: Normal
64 96636 2009 11 0 Anus: No external hemorrhoids polyps or abnormalities visualized Rectum: No evidence of polyps or lesions. Poor prep obscuring the majority of the view Sigmoid: No evidence of polyps or lesions. Poor prep obscuring the majority of the view Descending: No evidence of polyps or lesions. Poor prep obscuring the majority of the view Transverse: No evidence of polyps or lesions. Poor prep obscuring the majority of the view Ascending: No evidence of polyps or lesions. Poor prep obscuring the majority of the view Cecum: No evidence of polyps or lesions. Ileocecal strap and valve identified. Poor prep obscuring the majority of the view
65 96636 2012 10 1051 Perianal examination was normal. A flat polyp was found in the ascending colon. The polyp was less than 1 mm in size. The polyp was removed with a cold snare. Resection and retrieval were complete. Diffuse areas of mildly vascular-pattern-decreased edematous mucosa was found in the ascending transverse descending and sigmoid colon. Random biopsies with a cold forceps were performed for diagnostic purposes. The Z-line was irregular. No gross lesions were noted in the entire examined stomach. The duodenal bulb 2nd part of the duodenum and 3rd part of the duodenum were normal.
66 98334 2011 6 0 Poor prep with stool obscuring most views; no large lesions but could not visualize the ascending colon or cecum (see images) Small internal hemorrrhoids Recommendations: Repeat colonoscopy in 3 years High fiber diet
67 98808 2007 1 0 There were numerous medium scattered diverticula present in the ascending colon the transverse colon the descending colon and the sigmoid. Single small polyp was seen 40 cm from the anus which measured 0.4 cm. A single cold excisional biopsy was obtained. Small internal hemorrhoids were present in the rectum. The colonoscopy was otherwise normal. COMPLICATIONS: There were no complications associated with the procedure.
68 99205 2008 2 0 No obstructive lesion was seen. Diverticulosis present.
69 99205 2009 3 401 Anus: nml Rectum: nml Sigmoid: melanosis coli Descending: melanosis Transverse: melanosis Ascending: melanosis Cecum: melanosis AO seen TI intubated
70 100057 2008 9 0 Anus: Normal Rectum: Small nonbleeding internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid: Normal mucosa Descending: Normal mucosa Transverse: Normal mucosa Ascending: Normal mucosa Cecum: Normal mucosa. IC valve and appendiceal orifice visualized. Esophagus: Normal Z-line at 45 cm from incisors. Stomach: Severe patchy erythematous mucosa mostly in fundus and body of stomach. Single 3mm gastric polyp removed by cold snare with moderate bleeding which was well controlled by epinephrine injections x 2 (1 cc each at polypectomy site). Duodenal Bulb: Normal mucosa Duodenum: Normal mucosa
71 107719 2009 9 0 - 60-70% of the colon was visualized. pt had a fair prep. no obvious large lesions seen. small polyps were unable to visualized. Anus: nml Rectum: internal hemorroids Sigmoid: occasional diverticula Descending: occasional diverticula Transverse
72 113470 2006 5 0 The CBD did not appear dilated. Multiple filling defects were noted. 1 -2 stones were extracted but 2 were left behind as only a limited sphincterotomy ha d been performed. The patient tended to bleed upon perfroming a sphincterotomy (mo st likley due to factor XI deficiency). Imp: Choledocholithisasis Plan: Cipro for 3-5 days. RTC in 2-3 weeks for stent removal extension of sphincterotomy and stone extraction.
73 113470 2006 5 7 Ducts did not appear dilated 2 stones and sludge/debis removed 7fr 7cm stent placed. Recomendations: Repeat ERCP in 6-8 weeks to remove stent. The patient tolerated the proceudure well and there were no immediate complications.
74 113470 2006 7 45 Ducts did not appear dilated Stent removed Balloon sweep and occlusion cholangiogran performed. Recomendations: Follow up PRN. Explained and provide personal contact info to wife. The patient tolerated the proceudure well and there were no immediate complications.
75 113470 2007 4 283 hypopharanx appeared normal Esophagus: Normal no varices GE junction: Normal Stomach: antral erythema a small polyp seen in the fundus and biopied biopsies also taken for HP Pylorus: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal Exam to second portion of duodenum: [x]Yes []No Retroflexion: []Yes []No Complications: [x]No []Yes:
76 113470 2009 7 823 Esophagus: Normal mucosa normal GE Jx No varices Stomach: Normal mucosa no gastric varices no evidence of portal gastropathy Duodenal Bulb: Normal mucosa Duodenum: Normal mucosa
77 113470 2011 6 694 The perianal exam was abnormal. Findings include skin tags. Internal hemorrhoids were found during retroflexion and were mild. There is no endoscopic evidence of: mass polyps or tumor in the entire Colon.
78 113470 2012 5 342 Esophagus: Normal. No varices. Stomach: Normal. No gastritis varices or portal gastropathy. Duodenal Bulb: Normal. Duodenum: Normal.
79 113566 2008 1 0 Anus: nl Rectum: nl Sigmoid: diverticulosis Descending: nl Transverse: nl Ascending: nl Cecum: nl
80 114566 2006 1 0 The colonic mucosa appeared entirely normal. There were no masses found. Small internal hemorrhoids were present. COMPLICATIONS: There were no complications associated with the procedure.
81 114566 2007 9 616 Duodenum: a periampullary diverticulum was noted Major ampulla: appeared normal Biliary cannulation: Cannulation was successful using a Boston Scientific RX44 sphinctertome and passing a 0.035cm 260cm Delta wire. A generous sphincterotomy was performed without complication. Cholanigogram: Mildly dilated CBD with mild tapering vs filling defect noted at the distal CBD. Occlusion cholagiogram was performed using a Cook Fusion 8.5-12-15mm extraction balloon and the CBD was swept twice which revealed a 6-7 mm pigmented stone sludge and debris.
82 114566 2008 3 184 Esophagus: non-mucosal lesion seen at 20 cm ulcerated friable mucosa at the level of GE junction 40 cm bleeding on contact obstructing passage of the 8.6mm diameter 160 scope. Exam completed with ultrathin scope extension of mucosal changes seen into the cardia on retroflexsion biopsies taken. Stomach: Normal Pylorus: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Normal Exam to second portion of duodenum: [x]Yes []No Retroflexion: [x]Yes []No Complications: [x]No []Yes:
83 114763 2012 10 0 Small internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid diverticulosis Two small polyps (ascending colon and rectum) removed with cold forceps Recommendations: Check path High fiber diet Repeat colonoscopy in 3-5 years pending path Hemorrhoidal cream prn
84 116920 2005 3 0 Moderate internal hemorrhoids were present in the rectum. There were multiple small scattered diverticula present in the sigmoid. Single diminutive non-bleeding polyp was seen in the ascending colon which measured 0.3 cm which showed no stigmata of recent hemorrhage. A single cold excisional biopsy was obtained. The colonoscopy was otherwise normal. COMPLICATIONS: There were no complications associated with the procedure.
85 116920 2010 10 2012 Multiple diverticula were found in the entire colon. Non-bleeding internal hemorrhoids were found during retroflexion and were medium-sized. The exam was otherwise without abnormality.
86 118036 2007 5 0 The cecum was reached with mild difficulty. The prep was good in the transverse and left colon fair in the right colon which limited our inspection of the mucosa. There was mild diverticulosis throughout both in the right and left colon. There was a small 7-8 mm ulcerated flat lesion just distal to the ICV (~ 10 cm). This was adjacent to surrounding diverticuli and possibly represented an irritated diverticulae. The lesion was biopsied to r/o underlying ulcerated sessile polyp however. The remainder of the colon was unremarkable with no other areas of inflammation seen. No polyps were seen. Prep []Excellent [x]Good (left and transverse) [x]Fair (right side) []Poor prep
87 118036 2007 9 126 Esophagus: Normal mucosa. Z-line at 36 cm. Stomach: Clean based gastric ulcer in prepyloric region - biopsies taken r/o malignancy. Severe pinpoint erythema and gastropathy in body of stomach c/w active gastritis. No active bleeding seen. Duodenal Bulb: Mild duodenitis Duodenum: Normal mucosa - biopsies taken r/o sprue
88 118036 2007 12 85 Esophagus: Normal mucosa Stomach: Healed gastric prepyloric ulcer - multiple biopsies taken along ulcer edges. R/o carcinoma. Small antral AVM/hemangioma. Duodenal Bulb: Normal mucosa. Duodenum: Normal mucosa
89 118036 2012 3 1553 Perianal examination was normal. A sessile polyp was found in the sigmoid colon. The polyp was 5 mm in size. The polyp was removed with a cold biopsy forceps. Resection and retrieval were complete. A few small-mouthed diverticula were found in the entire colon. Internal hemorrhoids were found during retroflexion and were small.
90 126413 2008 2 0 Anus: + small internal hemorrhoids Rectum: + proctitis Sigmoid: nml Descending: nml Transverse: nml Ascending: + 3mm polyp removed with cold snare Cecum: + ic valve cecal strap and appedndiceal oriface seen
91 130465 2009 4 0 Anus: normal Rectum: small non-bleeding internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid: normal Descending: small semi-pedunculated polyp in descending colon found 40cm from entry site. removed with snare cautery and sent for pathology Transverse: normal Ascending: few diverticula Cecum: nomrmal
92 136161 2012 8 0 Scattered moderate inflammation was found in the duodenal bulb. The examined esophagus was normal. The entire examined stomach was normal. A small hiatus hernia was present. GE Junction found at 42 cm from the incisors.
93 138456 2003 5 0 Anus: moderate internal Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: Diverticuli a large fungating irregular mass measuring about 5 cms is seen at 30 cms in Sigmoid multiple biopsies done to r/o malignancy a small poly measuring 0.1 cms lying next to the above mentioned mass is seen in sigmoid. Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Caecum : Normal Appendix Visualised
94 138456 2006 11 1291 Anus: Some internal hemorrhoids otherwise normal Rectum: As above Sigmoid: Evidence of end-side anastomosis seen at 25 cm pictures taken Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Cecum: Normal Prep []Excellent [x]Good []Fair []Poor prep
95 138456 2008 5 529 Esophagus: Normal z line at 40 cm GE junction: 40 cm Stomach: Normal Pylorus: Normal Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: Loss of villi no obvious scalloping seen 6 cold biopsies taken throughout Exam to second portion of duodenum: [x]Yes []No Retroflexion: [x]Yes []No Complications: [x]No []Yes:
96 140269 2005 3 0 Anus: Hemorrhoids Rectum: Small internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid: Diverticuli Descending: Diverticuli Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Caecum: Normal Appendiceal site: Visualized
97 146865 2008 7 0 Anus: nml Rectum: nml Sigmoid: nml Descending: nml Transverse: nml Ascending: nml Cecum: nml TI intubated
98 156856 2006 5 0 Anus: Hemorrhoids; external skin tags Rectum: Normal Mucosa; internal hemorrhoids Sigmoid: At 25cm there were two lumens one which led to a blind pouch; there were several ulcerations consistent with diversion colitis. Area was biopsied. The other lumen was to the rest of the colon but was very tortuous and scope advance to 60 cm and procedure terminated. Mucosa was biopsied. Prep Fair
99 157394 2007 4 0 Anus: Internal Hemorrhoids Rectum: Normal Mucosa Sigmoid: small scattered Diverticuli Descending: Normal Transverse: Normal Ascending: Normal Cecum: Normal Prep []Excellent [x]Good []Fair []Poor prep
100 160056 2009 5 0 Esophagus: Diffuse chronic inflammation from the proximal esophagus(18 cms) to the GEJ(36cms). There was circumferential chronic chages consistent with previous injury. The esophagus was also noted to be aperistaltic. This could be a result of previous radiation induced injury causing aperistalsis leaving the esophagus vulnerable to acid reflux. Large 7 cm Hiatal Hernia noted. Stomach: Within the HH and fundus there were 2 linear ulcers - non bleeding - consistent with NG trauma. Atrophic gastritis seen. Duodenal Bulb: Normal Duodenum: normal