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World J Gastroenterol. Jun 28, 2013; 19(24): 3726-3746
Published online Jun 28, 2013. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v19.i24.3726
Published online Jun 28, 2013. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v19.i24.3726
Ref. | Country | Centre | Study type | Design | Participants | FC | CE | Objective(s) | Outcome(s) |
Goldstein et al[41] | United States | Multi-centre | Prospective | Double-blind, triple-dummy, placebo controlled | 334 healthy subjects | N/A | M2A®; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel | Evaluate incidence of SB injury and correlation with FC in healthy subjects on celecoxib or ibuprofen + omeprazole | ►Mean increase in FC higher in subjects on ibuprofen+omeprazole compared with celecoxib alone (P < 0.001); |
►No correlation between FC and SB mucosal breaks | |||||||||
Hawkey et al[42] | Germany, United Kingdom | Multi-centre | Prospective | Double-blind, double-dummy, placebo controlled | 139 healthy subjects | Phical Calprotectin Test Kit NovaTec Immunodiagnostica, GmbH Dietzenbac, Germany | M2A®; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel | Investigate SB injury lumiracoxib reduces vs naproxen + omeprazole | ►More SB mucosal breaks on naproxen+omeprazole (77.8% vs 40.4%, P < 0.001); |
►Furthermore, higher FC vs placebo (96.8 vs 14.5 μg/g, P < 0.001); | |||||||||
►27.7% on lumiracoxib had SB mucosal breaks (vs placebo, P = 0.196; vs naproxen, P < 0.001) | |||||||||
►No increase in FC (-5.7 μg/g; vs placebo, P = 0.377; vs naproxen, P < 0.001) | |||||||||
Smecuol et al[43] | Argentina, Spain, Canada | Multi-centre | Prospective | Non-blinded study | 20 healthy subjects | Calprest® Eurospital SpA, Trieste, Italy | M2A®; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel | Determine SB damage by low-dose ASA (on a short-term basis) | ►Short-term administration of low-dose ASA associated with mucosal abnormalities of the SB mucosa; |
►Median baseline FC (6.05 μg/g; range: 1.9-79.2 μg/g) increased significantly after ASA use | |||||||||
Werlin et al[44] | United States, Israel, United Kingdom | Multi-centre | Prospective | N/A | 42 pts with CF* (aged 10-36 yr); 29 had pancreatic insufficiency | Calprest® Eurospital SpA, Trieste, Italy | PillCam®SB; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel | Examine the SB of pts with CF without overt evidence of GI disease using CE | ►Varying degrees of diffuse areas of inflammatory findings in the SB: oedema, erythema, mucosal breaks and frank ulcerations; |
►No adverse events recorded; | |||||||||
FC markedly high in pts with pancreatic insufficiency, 258 μg/g (normal < 50) | |||||||||
Koulaouzidis et al[45] | United Kingdom | Single centre | Retrospective | Chart review | 70 pts with suspected CD and (-) ve bi-directional endoscopy | CALPRO NovaTec Immunodiagnostica GmbH, Dietzenbac, Germany | (1) PillCam®SB; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel; (2) MiroCam®; IntroMedic Co., Seoul, South Korea | Value of FC as selection tool for further investigation of the SB with SBCE, in a cohort of pts with suspected CD | ►FC = 50-100 μg/g: normal SBCE, despite symptoms suggestive of IBD; |
►FC > 100 μg/g: good predictor of positive SBCE; | |||||||||
►FC > 200 μg/g: associated with higher SBCE DY (65%); confirmed CD in 50%; | |||||||||
►Measurement of FC prior SBCE: useful tool to select patients for referral. If FC < 100 μg/g: SBCE is not indicated (NPV 1.0) | |||||||||
Jensen et al[46] | Denmark | Single centre | Prospective | Blinded study | 83 pts from GI OPD clinics with suspected CD | Calprotectin ELISA, BÜHLMANN Laboratories AG, Basel, Switzerland | PillCam®SB; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel | Determine FC levels in CD restricted to SB compared to colonic CD, in pts on first diagnostic work-up; Assess the Sens and Spec of FC in suspected CD | ►In pts with SB or colonic CD FC is equal: median 890 μg/g vs 830 mg/kg, respectively (P = 1.0); |
►FC cut-off = 50 μg/g: 92% and 94% Sens for SB and colonic CD, respectively; | |||||||||
►Overall, Sens and Spec for FC: 95% and 56%; | |||||||||
►CD was ruled out with NPV of 92%; | |||||||||
►In suspected CD, FC is effective marker to r/o CD and select patients for endoscopy | |||||||||
Koulaouzidis et al[47] | United Kingdom | Single centre | Retrospective | Chart review | 49 pts; known or suspected CD | CALPRO NovaTec Immunodiagnostica GmbH, Dietzenbac, Germany | PillCam®; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel; MiroCam®; IntroMedic Co., Seoul, South Korea | Assess performance of 2 SBCE inflammation scoring systems (LS and CECDAI) correlating them with FC; Define threshold levels for CECDAI | ►LS performs better than CECDAI in describing SB inflammation, especially at FC < 100 μg/g |
►CECDAI levels of 3.8 and 5.8 correspond to LS thresholds of 135 and 790, respectively | |||||||||
Sipponen et al[48] | Finland | Single centre | Prospective | Blinded study | 84 pts; known or suspected CD | Calprest® Eurospital SpA, Trieste, Italy | PillCam®; Given®Imaging, Yokneam, Israel; MiroCam®; IntroMedic Co., Seoul, South Korea | Study the role of FC and S100A12 in predicting SB inflammatory lesions | ►CE abnormal in 35/84 (42%) pts: 14 CD, 8 NSAID-enteropathy, 8 angioectasias, 4 polyps/tumours, 1 ischemic stricture |
►Median FC/S100A12: 22 μg/g (range: 2-342 μg/g)/0.048 μg/g (range: 0.003-1.215 μg/g) | |||||||||
►FC significantly higher in CD pts (median 91, range: 2-312) compared with pts with normal CE or other abnormalities (P = 0.008) | |||||||||
►Faecal S100A12 (0.087 μg/g, range: 0.008-0.896 μg/g): no difference between the groups (P = 0.166) | |||||||||
►Sens, Spec, PPV, NPV in detecting SB inflammation; FC (cut-off 50 μg/g): 59%, 71%, 42%, 83%; S100A12 (cut-off 0.06 μg/g): 59%, 66%, 38%, 82%, respectively |
- Citation: Koulaouzidis A, Rondonotti E, Karargyris A. Small-bowel capsule endoscopy: A ten-point contemporary review. World J Gastroenterol 2013; 19(24): 3726-3746
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1007-9327/full/v19/i24/3726.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.3748/wjg.v19.i24.3726