Rodríguez AMA, Vázquez DG, Rodríguez PL

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

Background: Colorectal diseases are a common cause of morbidity and mortality and their study is essential for proper preparation of the colon. Objective: To compare three techniques used in colorectal cleaning for performance of imaging tests. Material and methods: An observational, descriptive, cross-sectional, which compared three methods of preparing the colon. The universe was made up of 258 patients. Results: Magnesium sulfate preparation and Bisacodyl won the largest number of patients with excellent preparation, 74 % of patients reported no adverse effects and 94% reported a good acceptance of the study. Conclusion: The preparation of the colon with magnesium sulfate, Bisacodyl and diet provided a good cleansing colon, caused fewer adverse effects and was better tolerated by patients.

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