Clinical utility, safety and tolerability of capsule endoscopy in urban Southeast Asian population

Table 1 Patient characteristics and results of capsule endoscopy

SN.	Age/sex	Indication for capsule endoscopy	Results of capsule endoscopy
1	66/male	Extent of small bowel involvement in Crohn’s disease	Erythema in terminal ileum
2	30/male	Extent of small bowel involvement in Crohn’s disease	Edematous small bowel
3	62/female	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Small bowel angiodysplasia
4	39/male	Extent of small bowel involvement in Crohn’s disease	Ulcers and strictures in ileum
5	28/male	Extent of small bowel involvement in Crohn’s disease	Normal small bowel
6	74/female	Extent of small bowel involvement in Crohn’s disease	Gastric erosions; normal small bowel
7	62/male	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Gastric erosion; normal small bowel
8	69/male	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Jejunal ulcer; small bowel angiodysplasia
9	59/female	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Mild gastritis and duodenitis; normal small bowel
10	82/female	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Gastritis; small bowel angiodysplasia
11	54/female	Extent of small bowel involvement in Crohn’s disease	Normal small bowel
12	69/male	Evaluation for small intestine pathology in context	Normal small bowel
		of chronic abdominal pain
13	71/female	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Jejunal ulcer
14	66/female	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Bleeding jejunal ulcer
15	46/male	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Normal small bowel
16	19/male	Obscure gastrointestinal blood loss	Small bowel erosions and foci of erythema