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See the full rubric →The PREFERENDO Delphi consensus: Minimum quality standards and core reporting elements for pediatric gastrointestinal endoscopy.
Clinical takeawayAdopt PREFERENDO's 27 consensus reporting standards for pediatric colonoscopy. Standardize your colonoscopy reports to include: defined report structure, physiological and pathological descriptors using endorsed terminology, bowel preparation quality assessment, terminal ileum intubation documentation, endorsed endoscopic scoring systems, and standardized lesion and polypectomy characterization. Specific criteria for each element are detailed in the source paper.
What it found27 of 31 Delphi consensus statements were approved; the manuscript specifically presents results for pediatric colonoscopy reporting standards, covering report structure, physiological and pathological descriptors, bowel preparation, terminal ileum intubation, endoscopic scoring systems, and polypectomy characterization.
ContextPrior pediatric endoscopy documentation was heterogeneous with no agreed international standard. PREFERENDO provides the first major consensus framework for standardized pediatric GI endoscopy reporting, enabling consistent documentation across centers and supporting quality harmonization.
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