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Studies assessing colonoscopic practice have demonstrated variation in adenoma detection rate,1 detection rates of advanced adenomas,2,3 and detection rates of sessile serrated lesions (SSLs).4,5 Our aims were to study the patient-, provider-, and procedure-level variables associated with detection rates of adenoma, SSLs, and advanced neoplasia in screening colonoscopies performed in large community practice.
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