Koïvogui A, Vincelet C, Abihsera G, Ait-Hadad H, Delattre H, Le Trung T, Bernoux A, Carroll R, Nicolet J. Supply and quality of colonoscopy according to the characteristics of gastroenterologists in the French population-based colorectal-cancer screening program. World J Gastroenterol 2023; 29(9): 1492-1508 [PMID: 36998423 DOI: 10.3748/wjg.v29.i9.1492]
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Akoï Koïvogui, MD, MHSc, MSc, Doctor, Site de Seine-Saint-Denis, Centre Régional de Coordination des Dépistages des Cancers en Ile-de-France (CRCDC-IDF), 41 Avenue de Verdun, Bondy 93146, France. aakoivogui@live.fr
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Gastroenterology & Hepatology
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Retrospective Cohort Study
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World J Gastroenterol. Mar 7, 2023; 29(9): 1492-1508 Published online Mar 7, 2023. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v29.i9.1492
Table 1 Evolution of the regional offer in number of gastroenterologists and the number of gastroenterologists having performed at least one colonoscopy, by year of performance of the screening colonoscopy
Table 2 Evolution of the number of colonoscopies performed according to the characteristics of the gastroenterologist, by year of performance of the screening colonoscopy, n (%)
Year of colonoscopy
Number of colonoscopies performed according to GE characteristics
Number of colonoscopies by seniority of GE
Number of colonoscopies by density of GE in the municipality of practice of the GE1
Number of colonoscopies by place of performance of the colonoscopy
Number of colonoscopies by GE’s annual number (A) of colonoscopies performed
Total
Senior
New
Low
Average
High
Clinic
Private Hop.
Public Hop.
A = 1
A = 2-30
A = 31-100
A > 100
Nb (n) of Colo performed in IDF (average Nb of Colo by GE)
Nb of Colo with place specified (% outside IDF)
Nb of Colo (% Place unspecified)
2010
6059
-
1535
900 (14.9)
3624 (59.8)
4507
830 (13.7)
722 (11.9)
119
4493 (74.2)
1447 (23.9)
-
6059 (11)
6161 (1.7)
6441 (4.4)
2011
6300
128 (2.0)
1684
712 (11.1)
4032 (62.7)
4677
946 (14.7)
805 (12.5)
106
4578 (71.2)
1744 (27.1)
-
6428 (12)
6543 (1.8)
6928 (5.6)
2012
5355
76 (1.4)
1186
766 (14.1)
3479 (64.1)
3818
830 (15.3)
783 (14.4)
117
4284 (78.9)
1030 (19.0)
-
5431 (11)
5533 (1.8)
5852 (5.5)
2013
4309
47 (1.1)
1045
737 (16.9)
2574 (59.1)
3156
660 (15.2)
540 (12.4)
107
3725 (85.5)
524 (12.0)
-
4356 (9)
4409 (1.2)
4712 (6.4)
2014
4320
132 (3.0)
1104
611 (13.7)
2737 (61.5)
3199
650 (14.6)
603 (13.5)
123
3718(83.5)
611 (13.7)
-
4452 (9)
4515 (1.4)
4746 (4.9)
2015
3712
63 (1.7)
879
446 (11.8)
2450 (64.9)
2692
604 (16.0)
479 (12.7)
140
3198 (84.7)
437 (11.6)
-
3775 (8)
3818 (1.1)
4034 (5.4)
2016
15196
333 (2.1)
3406
1862 (12.0)
10261 (66.1)
10886
2527 (16.3)
2116 (13.6)
97
5243 (33.8)
9148 (58.9)
1041
15529 (25)
15811 (1.8)
16651 (5.0)
2017
11519
192 (1.6)
2876
1262 (10.8)
7573 (64.7)
7919
1937 (16.5)
1855 (15.8)
93
5370 (45.9)
6137(52.4)
111
11711 (18)
11920 (1.8)
12345 (3.4)
2018
12181
164 (1.3)
2758
1190 (9.6)
8397 (68.0)
8233
2300 (18.6)
1812 (14.7)
100
5331 (43.2)
6684 (54.1)
230
12345 (19)
12602 (2.0)
13057 (3.5)
2019
8189
98 (1.2)
1582
932 (11.3)
5773 (69.7)
5365
1532 (18.5)
1390 (16.8)
92
5261 (63.5)
2934 (35.4)
-
8287 (13)
8487 (2.4)
8767 (3.2)
2020
9103
158 (1.7)
2088
755 (8.2)
6418 (69.3)
6654
1900 (20.5)
1199 (13.0)
124
5049 (54.5)
4088 (44.1)
-
9261 (15)
9501 (2.5)
9793 (3.0)
Table 3 Quality indicators and results of colonoscopies by period of performance of colonoscopy in people aged 50-74, residing in Ile-de-France, n (%)
Nb CRC with severity stage specified (% severe CRC) 2
1724 (50.7)
2592 (40.9)
390 (39.5)
392 (39.5)
< 10-3
Table 4 Average time (in months) to colonoscopy according to the characteristics of the cohort of gastroenterologists who performed at least one colonoscopy over each of the four periods (guaiac fecal occult blood test, fecal immunochemical test, STOP-fecal immunochemical test, and COVID)
Characteristics of the cohort of gastroenterologists
Nb of GE
Average time (in months) to colonoscopy, by period
Table 5 Proportion of colonoscopies performed beyond 7 mo and proportion of serious adverse events, according to the characteristics of the cohort of gastroenterologists who performed at least one colonoscopy in each of the three periods (guaiac fecal occult blood test, fecal immunochemical test, STOP-fecal immunochemical test, and COVID)
Characteristics of the cohort of gastroenterologists
Proportion of colonoscopies performed beyond 7 mo by period
Other municipality in Colonoscopy’s supply department
13259 (5.1)
23754 (6.0)
4401 (11.0)
4982 (9.6)
< 10-3
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.02
Other departments in IDF
3303 (6.6)
6823 (6.9)
1435 (12.1)
1464 (9.2)
< 10-3
0.3
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.80
Age (in yr) of the patients
50-54
4995 (6.7)
8018 (7.0)
1695 (12.2)
1616 (11.0)
< 10-3
0.2
0.2
0.1
0.1
0.43
55-59
4669 (5.7)
7355 (6.6)
1446 (11.8)
1560 (9.9)
< 10-3
0.3
0.3
0.4
0.2
0.79
60-64
4889 (4.7)
7851 (5.9)
1478 (10.3)
1531 (8.9)
< 10-3
0.4
0.3
0.5
0.3
0.76
65-69
3766 (4.4)
8511 (5.5)
1403 (11.7)
1590 (8.2)
< 10-3
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.1
0.20
≥ 70
3190 (4.6)
6617 (5.7)
1316 (10.6)
1679 (8.2)
< 10-3
0.5
0.4
0.2
0.2
0.49
Table 6 Neoplasm detection rate at colonoscopy, according to the characteristics of the cohort of gastroenterologists who performed at least one colonoscopy in each of the three periods (guaiac fecal occult blood test, fecal immunochemical test, STOP-fecal immunochemical test, and COVID)
Characteristics of the cohort of gastroenterologists
Other municipality in Colonoscopy’s supply department
13259 (51.7)
23754 (65.0)
4401 (64.2)
4982 (61.2)
< 10-3
Other departments in IDF
3303 (53.1)
6823 (64.9)
1435 (62.8)
1464 (59.6)
< 10-3
Age (in yrs) of the patients
50-54
4995 (44.9)
8018 (56.5)
1695 (55.2)
1616 (52.9)
< 10-3
55-59
4669 (50.8)
7355 (63.1)
1446 (61.3)
1560 (58.9)
< 10-3
60-64
4889 (54.2)
7851 (67.9)
1478 (65.5)
1531 (63.1)
< 10-3
65-69
3766 (57.1)
8511 (68.9)
1403 (68.3)
1590 (65.3)
< 10-3
≥ 70
3190 (57.5)
6617 (69.2)
1316 (67.9)
1679 (62.8)
< 10-3
Table 7 Multivariate analysis of the relationship between each dependent variable (binary variables 0/1: Screening colonoscopy performed beyond 7-mo; Serious adverse events, Yield of neoplasm at screening colonoscopy) and the predictive factors
Characteristics of the cohort of gastroenterologists
Residence of the patient (Ref: Colonoscopy’s supply municipality)
Other municipality in Colonoscopy’s supply department
1.0 [0.9; 1.0]
0.30
1.0 [0.5; 2.1]
0.97
1.0 [0.9; 1.0]
0.31
Other departments in IDF
1.2 [1.1; 1.3]
< 10-3
1.2 [0.3; 5.2]
0.81
0.9 [0.8; 1.0]
0.13
Age (yrs) of the patients (Ref: 50-54 yr)
55-59
0.9 [0.8; 1.0]
0.03
1.6 [1.0; 2.6]
0.04
1.3 [1.2; 1.4]
< 10-3
60-64
0.8 [0.7; 0.9]
0.001
2.0 [1.2; 3.1]
0.006
1.6 [1.5; 1.6]
< 10-3
65-69
0.7 [0.7; 0.8]
< 10-3
1.9 [1.2; 3.0]
0.01
1.7 [1.6; 1.8]
< 10-3
≥ 70
0.7 [0.6; 0.8]
0.003
2.1 [1.3; 3.4]
0.002
1.7 [1.6; 1.8]
< 10-3
Period (Ref.: gFOBT)
FIT
1.2 [1.1; 1.2]
< 10-3
0.8 [0.4; 1.5]
0.11
1.6 [1.5; 1.7]
< 10-3
STOP-FIT
2.4 [2.1; 2.6]
< 10-3
0.8 [0.5; 1.3]
0.27
1.3 [1.1; 1.5]
< 10-3
COVID
2.0 [1.8; 2.2]
< 10-3
0.5 [0.3; 0.9]
0.02
1.1 [1.0; 1.3]
0.08
Citation: Koïvogui A, Vincelet C, Abihsera G, Ait-Hadad H, Delattre H, Le Trung T, Bernoux A, Carroll R, Nicolet J. Supply and quality of colonoscopy according to the characteristics of gastroenterologists in the French population-based colorectal-cancer screening program. World J Gastroenterol 2023; 29(9): 1492-1508