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Abstracts of the 22

nd

National Congress of Digestive Diseases / Digestive and Liver Disease 48S2 (2016) e67–e231

e99

OC.08 Endoscopy 2

OC.08.1

HIGH-DEFINITION COLONOSCOPY USING I-SCAN IN

MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND REAL-TIME

HISTOLOGICAL PREDICTION OF COLONIC NEOPLASTIC

SUPERFICIAL LESION. A SINGLE ITALIAN CENTER PILOT STUDY,

PRELIMINARY RESULTS

Staiano T.*, Grassia R., Savarese M.F., Iiritano E., Bianchi G., Buffoli F.

A.O. Istituti Ospitalieri Di Cremona, Cremona, Italy

Background and aim:

Digital chromoendoscopy (DCE) has the

potential for the in vivo optical diagnosis of colonic neoplastic

superficial lesions.The aimof the present studywas to retrospectively

assess diagnostic accuracy of high definition plus (HD+) colonoscopy

with i-Scan functionality (electronic staining) (morphological and

clinicopathological features of polypoid and non polypoid lesions)

in a single Italian endoscopy unit where was performed routinely

Paris and Kudo classification of all colonic superficial lesion, by real-

time image processing during colonoscopy.

Material and methods:

The study population consisted of 1288

consecutive adult patients undergoing colonoscopy. Indications for

the procedure were screening, post polypectomy surveillance,

symptomatic pts. They undergo to HD+ colonoscopy in conjunction

with i-Scan surface enhancement (90i series, Pentax). Detected

colorectal lesions were judged according to type, location, and size.

The assessment of the colon was started when the cecum had been

reached and the surface enhancement function (SE mode) was

activated throughout the withdrawal of the instrument.Histology

was predicted in real time and biopsies or resections were performed

on all identified lesions. Diagnostic efficacies (sensitivity, specificity,

positive predictive values, negative predictive values, diagnostic

accuracy) for the prediction of adenomatous polyps will be

calculated with reference to the histological diagnosis. A total of

1633 colorectal lesions were analyzed:264 hyperplastic (HP), 1080

tubular adenomas (TA), 145 tubulo–villous adenoma (ATV), 6 villous

adenoma (VA), 6 carcinomaswith intramucosal to scanty submucosal

invasion and 13 carcinomas with massive submucosal invasion (SM-

m). Lesions were observed by (HD+) with i-Scan endoscopy and

were classified according to pit appearances: outcome measurement

was the accuracy of the histologic real time prediction of neoplastic

and non neoplastic lesions of DCE.

Results:

Histologic findings of HP and A were seen in 16,35% and

80,93% of all lesions. Sensitivity and specificity of pit pattern I/II for

a diagnosis of HYP were 84,9% and 92,2%, accuracy 91%; positive

predictive value: 72,4%; negative predictive value: 96,2% those of pit

pattern III / IV for a diagnosis of TA,TAV,AV were 91,8% and 84,3%

respectively, accuracy 90%; positive predictive value:96%; negative

predictive value: 71,5%; pit pattern Vi/Vn for a diagnosis of ADK

were 70,6% and 99,1% and accuracy of 98%; positive predictive

value:70,6%; negative predictive value:99,1% HD + endoscopy with

I-scan have been confirmed to be highly predictive of deep

submucosal invasion with a 98% overall accuracy.

Table

Diagnostic accuracy of glandular pattern in histological prediction

Sensitivity Specificity VPP VPN Accuracy

Non neoplastic

84.9%

92.2% 72.4% 96.2% 90.8%

pattern (pp I-II)

Neoplastic non

91.8%

84.3% 96% 71.5% 90.3%

invasive pattern (pp III-IV)

Neoplastic invasive

70.6%

99.1% 70.6% 99.1% 98%

pattern (pp Vi-Vn)

Conclusions:

HD+ colonoscopy with i -Scan findings of colorectal

lesions were associated with histologic grade and invasion depth.

These results suggest that in the examination of colonic lesions the

i - scan system provides imaging features additional to conventional

endoscopy.

OC.08.2

A SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE OF NOVEL LUMEN-APPOSING

METAL STENT FOR ENDOSCOPIC ULTRASOUND-GUIDED

DRAINAGE

Anderloni A.*, Di Leo M., Carrara S., Loriga A., Repici A.

Humanitas, Rozzano (Mi), Italy

Background and aim:

Recently new specifically designed devices for

interventional EUS such as Hot-AXIOS™ have significantly changed

the technical approach in this setting allowing a simple, safe and