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World J Gastroenterol. Feb 14, 2026; 32(6): 113880
Published online Feb 14, 2026. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v32.i6.113880
Table 1 Baseline characteristics of study participants (all randomized set), n (%)/mean ± SD

Total (n = 215)
DWJ1609 group (n = 108)
Oral sulfate tablet group (n = 107)
P value
Age (years)43.3 ± 10.9442.8 ± 11.8343.8 ± 10.000.5631
Age < 65 years 208 (96.74)103 (95.37)105 (98.13)0.4452
Age ≥ 65 years 7 (3.26)5 (4.63)2 (1.87)
Sex
Men78 (36.28)36 (33.33)42 (39.25)0.3672
Women137 (63.72)72 (66.67)65 (60.75)
Body mass index (kg/m2) 23.94 ± 3.100524.072 ± 3.119123.802 ± 3.09040.6611
Table 2 Bowel preparation efficacy based on the Harefield Cleansing Scale (per-protocol set 1), n (%)

DWJ1609 group (n = 99)
Oral sulfate tablet group (n = 101)
P value1
Overall cleansing based on Harefield Cleansing Scale0.164
Grade A62 (62.63)73 (72.28)0.145
Grade B34 (34.34)28 (27.72)0.316
Grade C2 (2.02)0 (0)0.244
Grade D1 (1.0)0 (0)0.495
Successful bowel cleansing (grade A/B) reader96/99 (96.97)101/101 (100.00)0.119
Table 3 Adverse drug reactions of the DWJ1609 and oral sulfate tablet groups (safety analysis set), n (%)

DWJ1609 group (n = 105)
Oral sulfate tablet group (n = 106)
P value1
Adverse drug reaction19 (18.10)35 (33.02)0.013
Gastrointestinal disorders16 (15.24)27 (25.47)0.065
Nausea8 (7.62)23 (21.70)0.004
Vomiting6 (5.71)3 (2.83)0.332
Abdominal distension4 (3.81)6 (5.66)0.748
Diarrhea1 (0.95)00.498
Gastroesophageal reflux disease1 (0.95)00.498
Abdominal pain01 (0.94)1.000
Gastritis erosive01 (0.94)1.000
Nervous system disorders3 (2.86)12 (11.32)0.017
Dizziness2 (1.90)5 (4.72)0.445
Headache1 (0.95)9 (8.49)0.019
Hypoaesthesia01 (0.94)1.000
General disorders and administration site conditions02 (1.89)0.498
Chest discomfort01 (0.94)1.000
Chills01 (0.94)1.000
Metabolism and nutrition disorders01 (0.94)1.000
Hyponatremia01 (0.94)1.000