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. 2019 Jan 14;25(2):190–204. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i2.190

Table 3.

Summary of calculated incidence rates for bleeding related to colonoscopy from recent studies with sample sizes > 50,000 cases n (%)

Ref. Duration of enrollment Study design (data source) Publication year Country Colonoscopies performed Bleeding
Sieg et al[27] 1998-1999 Prospective study 2001 Germany 82416 1 (0.001)
Rabeneck et al[77] 2002-2003 Population-based cohort study 2008 Canada 97091 137 (0.141)
Bokemeyer et al[45] 2003-2006 Study based on German online registry 2009 Germany 269144 442 (0.164)
Crispin et al[46] 2006 Study based on compulsory health insurance (CHI) 2009 Germany 236087 520 (0.220)
Warren et al[47] 2001-2005 Population-based, matched cohort study 2009 United States 53220 340 (0.639)
Rabeneck et al[78] 2002-2003 Population-based cohort study 2011 Canada 67632 83 (0.123)
Pox et al[30] 2003-2008 Prospective cross-sectional study 2012 Germany 2821392 573 (0.020)
Blotière et al[29] 2010 Study based on comprehensive French health insurance data (SNIIRAM) 2014 France 947061 933 (0.099)
Rutter et al[52] 2006-2012 Study based on English National Health Service Bowel Cancer Screening Program (NHSBCSP) 2014 United Kingdom 130831 291 (0.222)
Zafar et al[48] 2007-2008 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act compliant study 2014 United States 54039 371 (0.687)