. 2021 Oct 14;14(5):296–303. doi: 10.14740/gr1461

Table 3. Ischemic Colitis Cases After Bowel Preparation for Colonoscopy.

No	Age	Sex	Indication for colonoscopy	Preparation method	Strong abdominal pain	Site	Severity^c	Other lesions
1	45	F	FIT positive	“Normal”^a	Yes	D	Mild	Adenoma
2	57	F	FIT positive	“Normal”^a	Unknown	D-S	Mild	Adenoma
3	64	M	Surveillance	“Normal”^a	No	S	Moderate	Adenoma
4	65	M	Surveillance	“Normal”^a	No	S	Moderate	No
5	67	F	Surveillance	“Strong”^b	Yes	S	Moderate	Adenoma
6	71	F	FIT positive	“Normal”^a	Yes	D	Mild	No
7	74	M	Surveillance	“Normal”^a	Yes	D	Moderate	No
8	75	F	Surveillance	“Strong”^b	Unknown	S	Mild	No
9	75	M	FIT positive	“Strong”^b	Yes	D	Moderate	Diverticulum
10	80	F	FIT positive	“Normal”^a	Yes	D-S	Mild	No
11	80	M	FIT positive	“Normal”^a	Unknown	S	Moderate	Diverticulum
12	81	M	Mild abdominal symptom	“Normal”^a	No	S	Moderate	Adenoma
13	82	F	FIT positive	“Strong”^b	Yes	S	Mild	No
14	84	F	FIT positive	“Normal”^a	Unknown	S	Moderate	Inflammatory polyp

^a“Normal”: taking magnesium citrate the night before colonoscopy. ^b“Strong”: taking sodium picosulfate hydrate in addition to magnesium citrate the night before colonoscopy. ^cSeverity was determined using only the limited risk factors. M: male; F: female; FIT: fecal immunochemistry test; D: descending colon; S: sigmoid colon.