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World J Gastrointest Surg. Jun 27, 2026; 18(6): 119157
Published online Jun 27, 2026. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.119157
Table 1 Comparison of patient characteristics between the modified cold snare polypectomy group and the conventional cold snare polypectomy group
Group
Example count
Age (year)
Gender (female/male)
Modified cold snare polypectomy group75 (n = 151, patient-based)55.81 ± 10.2430/45
Conventional cold snare polypectomy group76 (n = 151, patient-based)57.18 ± 10.3831/45
Statistical measuret = -0.817 (t tests)Z = -0.099 (Mann-Whitney U tests)
P value0.4150.922
Table 2 Comparison of polypectomy-related data between the modified cold snare polypectomy group and the conventional cold snare polypectomy group
Group
Modified cold snare polypectomy group
Conventional cold snare polypectomy group
Statistical measure
P value
Number of polyps (pcs)95 (n = 184 polyp-based)89 (n = 184 polyp-based)
Maximum polyps diameter (mm)6 (6, 7)6 (6, 7)Z = -0.2430.808
Polyps location (pcs)Z = -0.5690.569
Cecum16
Ascending colon1414
Transverse colon4429
Descending colon1213
Sigmoid colon2426
Rectum01
Pathological type (pcs)Z = -1.9520.051
Inflammatory polyps44
Hyperplastic polyps2939
Sessile serrated lesions21
Tubular adenomas5845
Villous tubular adenomas20
En bloc resection rate (%)98.94792.135Z = -2.2580.024


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