Abstract
The use of colonoscopy for colon cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment has increased dramatically. Patients who receive a colonoscopy generally require moderate or deep sedation to experience a satisfactory examination, which requires prolonged recovery and disruption of daily activities. We report on our experience with patients undergoing colonoscopy without sedation at a community based endoscopy unit. All patients undergoing colonoscopy by a group of 4 gastroenterologists were evaluated.
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