{"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: al-Bilal, Widdad\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mondragon, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Biopsies taken from TI adn R&L colon.,Otherwise normal.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Martin, Kimberlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hasenack, Kyilyn\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild erythema in rectum only.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Very poor bowel prep.,Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 2 x2mm polyps cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Chaney, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schlekeway, Larissa\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: solid and liquid stool throughout limitingcolonoscopy.,Colonic Crohn's disease.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Gozeh, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Allen, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Leon, Nataya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cotie, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random biopsies taken.,Very limited views.,No signs of disease recurrence.,1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Trevino, Felicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gurule, Almiranda\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,Removed using cold biopsy.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,Mucosa to the ascending colon was normal.,research biopsies also taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Ray, Kyra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miera, Alysh\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.,Distal colonic mild diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Archambault, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baca, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: el-Darwish, Zahraaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Momin, Gaitha\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Brown, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Crowghost, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,Scope inserted via colostomy.,Also viewed in retroflexion.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,TI -normal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .,Sid to side anastomosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Damon, Justina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Odeh, Naseeba\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,End to end anastamosis - 2 large ulcers at the anastamosis but pssed easily into the ileum- Rutgeerts i2.,Very poor bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Wright, Brandi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sotelo, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,Transverse colonic polyp .,No large or obstructing lesions seen.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,No biopsies needed.,Adequate views.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: el-Rashed, Muntaha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arviso, Jo\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No abnormality on retroflexion.,Normal to the terminal ileum.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Francis, Kara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Brooklyvon\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Impression of small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,Biospies taken from sigmoid.,Recording made for trial purposes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: al-Nasir, Sulama\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scott, Kiara\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: LIfted well with St Marks solution.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Mejia-Segundo, Santana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taase, Kathryn\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,Left colon was looping and twisting.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,No biopsies needed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Sangalang, Emlynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mansoor, Hasnaa\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Aguon, Christine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cox, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,Sustained, steroid free remission on 2.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: el-Madani, Qaaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Karam, Sumaita\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scopeguide was useful.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,No signs of disease recurrence.,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Keuhne, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Amiri, Sawada\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to Caecum.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,Adenona was biopsied.,IC resection also widely patent.,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,Likely representing melanosis coli.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Clements, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Beaulieu, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: al-Rabbani, Shajee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sani, Zuhra\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,Adenona was biopsied.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.,The rest of the mucosawas normal.,3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Owings, Jacqueline\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Kaila\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was scattered shallow ulceration and mucosal ulceration around the IC valve and in the caecum - as pictured, bx taken.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.,A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.,There was scattered shallow ulceration and mucosal ulceration around the IC valve and in the caecum - as pictured, bx taken.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Roberts, Jaime\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Karin\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Pancolonic divertocualr disease - mild.,TI - normal.,Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.,Disease activity: Quiescent .,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Davis, Picabo\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Darnell, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: el-Sawaya, Fikra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Platt, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,4g Mezavant XL OD and Asacol supps twice each week.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.,Removed using cold biopsy.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,3 rectal polyps each lifted, largest 6mm, snared and 2 retrieved.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: el-Rahaman, Majdiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzales, Janet\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Aspirated a lot of liquid stool but rt side was coated with solid stool.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Doria, Ashleigh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hayden, Ivy\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyps seen.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Rhinehart, Tess\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mead, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 2 x2mm polyps cold biopsied.,On a low FODMAP diet but still getting bloating and abdominal discomfort on a daily basis.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.,Normal to Caecum.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,RECTUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Rauda, Johanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akram, Hafsa\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,TI: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Hess, Lauryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blue, Renee\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,Normal colon.,Extensive suction and irrigation required.,Descending- Normal.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: el-Ayoub, Najeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Menini, Kylie\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.,RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.,Therefore switched to a gastroscope.,Colonic biopsies taken.,Colonicmucosa normal.,Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,Endocuff used:No .,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Clean base, no bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Mattice, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Danner, Shanta\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.,Two biopsies were taken from TI, right colon and sigmoid; four biopsies from rectum.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Scarring No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: el-Aydin, Iffat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Karim, Kulthum\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,UCEIS: V1, B2, E1 = 4.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Galera, Kari\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wood, Uyen\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,TI and colonic biopsies taken.,These had the impression of serrated lesions.,Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,SCCAI = 0.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Benzor, Pernissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Acevedo, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adenona was biopsied.,1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,The rest of the mucosawas normal.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Vongrith, Kelly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Akel, Zahra\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: John III, Atsila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Genuske, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: el-Salama, Ghaada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sorensen, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Base was clipped prophylactically .,This was APCed 30W with good effect.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: al-Mansoor, Nasreen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marsh, Kailynda\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No mucosal views obtained.,Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,Adequate views.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Martinez, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cao, Siobhan\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mutliple sessile polyps through out colon .,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,TI : Normal.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,TI not intubated.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,5mm sub-pedunculated polyp removed from caecum.,No abnormality on retroflexion .,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Foster, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huang, Gabriella\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Rausch, Summer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sham, Mutee'a\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Non polypoid : Nil.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Vue, Karan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sharza, Dikchhya\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,Descending- Normal.,ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Godinez, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Akhtar, Wafaaa\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,TI : Normal - bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Burkhardt, Nola\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Neal, Cheanna\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Flores, Alesandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Romero, Diane\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Hase, Chloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Deleon, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: Normal.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Schriner, Aeryka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rogers, Aughinique\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the teminal ileum.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,TI : Normal.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Copeland, Leondra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huynh, Nha-Truc Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.,No obvious lesions were seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Mitchell, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bleem, Kristen\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The sessile lesion was biopsied to confirm an established malignancy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Glasgow, Thuc\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez-Romero, David\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,Ceacum- 1mm polyp removed with cold snare.,Mucosa to the ascending colon was normal.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,Multiple polyps throughout colon all cold-snared.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Sabrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cooper, Madisyn\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI and colonic biopsies taken.,UC/PSC Surveillance.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Gamez, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rais, Suhaila\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,Colon normal.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Inflammation- Segemental .,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: al-Hassen, Rabdaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Azam, Afraah\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa was entirely normal throughout the colon and terminal ileum.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,TI not intubated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Smith, Alexandera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sebastian, Jaquaya\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.,No polyps seen.,Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Hart, Leslie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Begaye, Niki\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from right and left colon.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,2cm polyp in distal transverse.,On adalimumab 40mg EoW and tioguanine.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,The anastomosis is patent with no obvious ulceration .,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Bancroft, Dominiqua\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Assaf, Mahdhoodha\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Polyp segments removed with Roth net.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,TI and colonic biopsies taken.,Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.,Colon normal.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Chestnut, Dawntaya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cantu, Rhiannon\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Disease activity: Quiescent .,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,RECTUM: Normal.,Clean base, no bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Vue, Lynnji\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Shepherd, Analicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cookson, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.,No evidence of perianal disease.,Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,ANAL CANAL: Stricture.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,UCEIS score: 5.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Rea, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salem, Wajeeha\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Narvaez, Giovanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mackey, Mareena\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: el-Shahid, Radwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garske, Madeline\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from TI, right colon and left colon as requested.,Ulcerative pancolitis.,UC/PSC Surveillance.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: al-Abdo, Sumbula\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Munir, Manaara\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Mendoza, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flores, Alessandra\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,Currently asymptomatic.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Clark, Brandi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castano, Kimberly\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,Diverticulosis.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: al-Haq, Hishma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-El-Sayed, Amaani\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.,TI - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Morgan, Maya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baca, Jocelyn\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.,Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,Steroids prior procedure: No.,Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Lovato, Karina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Halaifonua, Meilani\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL: Normal.,SIGMOID -DESCENDING COLON: inflammation tails off after 35cm.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Hernandez-Garcia, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fairbanks, Tanishia\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.,Not removed due to INR.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Mayta, Joslyne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Farley, Rorie\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,Colonic mucosa normal.,No gross abnormality seen but small polyps might have been missed.,Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: el-Azzam, Juhaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cole, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Weaver, Allex\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alanis, Yamilex\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4g Mezavant XL OD and Asacol supps twice each week.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,Biopsies from right and left colon.,No biopsies needed.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Colonoc biopsies taken.,Clean base, no bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: al-Kamel, Suhaila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stewart, Hailey\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,Normal colon to the Terminalileum.,UCEIS score :3.,Mild diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Batey, Ebony\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ferguson, Katie\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Dowdell, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Viswaroopan, Vivian\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp segments removed with Roth net.,4gr.,Rectum- Normal.,No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 2 x2mm polyps cold biopsied.,No signs of disease activity.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Clifton, Brooke\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,Normal colon.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,On a low FODMAP diet but still getting bloating and abdominal discomfort on a daily basis.,RECTUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Brown, Leslie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wood, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: el-Ghattas, Tahiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yann, Lily Clare\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No immediate complication.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,Inflammation- Proctitis.,No suction due to defective scope.,Biospies taken from sigmoid.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Whiteskunk, Lorrin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schaad, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Groesbeck, Kianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Zaher, Laaiqa\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.,IC resection also widely patent.,Random biopsies taken.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Clark, Malyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sesay, Naafoora\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Some scarring throughout the bowel.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,No haemorrhoids noted.,4g Mezavant XL OD and Asacol supps twice each week.,No other abnormality up to the terminal ileum.,2cm polyp in distal transverse.,No immediate complication.,In the rectum there was avery mild, patchy proctitis with mild eythema and loss of vascular pattern as a couple of erosions.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Baker, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kills In Sight, Tiffany\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,TI and colonic biopsies taken.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 20 mm sessile polyp at the level of the ileo-caecal valve on anterior wall.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.,Both cold snared and retrived.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Bough, Kyra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kelly, Naytasha\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,No signs of disease activity.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Gonzalez, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Truong, Sherleen\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,UCEIS: V1, B2, E1 = 4.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Werner, Carsen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garrison, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Base clean but prophlactically clipped.,End to end anastamosis - 2 large ulcers at the anastamosis but pssed easily into the ileum- Rutgeerts i2.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Catron, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sellers, Auji\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,Only mild erythema into the TI.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Sednek, Chloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Sara\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,Haemorrhoids.,Small lesions cannot be excluded.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Mosinski, Meagan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maldonado, Cheyenne\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.,No polyps seen.,Moderate sigmiod diverticulosis, rest of the colon normal.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: al-Ayub, Naaila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schuckman, Zhjade\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,UCEIS score: 5.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Difficult and tortuous colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: el-Lodi, Waseema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Karam, Mumina\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,Previous anterior resection.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,SCCAI = 0.,Not able to intubate th TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Yrey, Briana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hetrick, Lakota\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.,SIGMOID : Normal.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Colby, Carin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Josie\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: el-Amber, Haamida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Gina\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The colon and terminal ileum were normal, except for a couple of sigmoid diverticula.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,No signs of disease activity.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,No source of blood loss identified.,Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: al-Hakeem, Zaaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sporl, Nichole\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,End to end anastamosis - 2 large ulcers at the anastamosis but pssed easily into the ileum- Rutgeerts i2.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Shaw, Selina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sinath, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No signs of disease recurrence.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,Post colitis scarring.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Guardado, Cassandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcconnaughhay, Katie-Lynne\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild diverticular disease.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.,Severe Diverticular Disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Frescas, Ronnica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rosas-Gutierrez, Alexus\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Both cold snared and retrived.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Normal colon to the Terminalileum.,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Drewno, Mary\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lujan, Summer\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random right and left biopsies taken to exlcude microscopic colitis.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Breazell, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID: Diverticular Disease- Multiple.,2 2 mm sessile polyps in the sigmoid colon.,Internal hemorrhoids - small.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Park, Tajeanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cook, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Dupuis, Angelina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the rectum there was avery mild, patchy proctitis with mild eythema and loss of vascular pattern as a couple of erosions.,Tattoo placed distally.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Shriner, Antaiaja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sykes, Danyell\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Disease endoscopically in remission.,Appendix orifice identified.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,No abnormality on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Davis, Alexys\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gil, Misty\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 2 x2mm polyps cold biopsied.,There remains narrowing in the ascending colon - 3-4cm in length.,Right and left colonic biopsies tken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Wright, Tiahja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. House, Kalisha\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the left colon.,The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,Rectum- 1cm .,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Post colitis scarring.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Mckinzie, Liann\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guardipee, Celsa\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Disease endoscopically in remission.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Rowles, Chantal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sandoval Nava, Tara\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Wading in liquid stool.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,RECTUM: Normal.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Jacobsen, Shiloh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ghale, Annie\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Extensive suction and irrigation required.,No other worrying features.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Gonzalez-Pantoja, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kalmbach, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,Scope inserted via colostomy.,No polyps seen.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Yussuf, Brandy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Christensen, Janeah\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Arias Gutierrez, Salina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,No signs of disease recurrence.,Featureless colon No.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Focal area at 30cm .,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,On adalimumab 40mg EoW and tioguanine.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Tolentino, Meghanne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Zia, Ghaidaa\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,No evidence of perianal disease.,Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Parker, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Luong, Christine\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm in the sigmoid colon.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.,Dye spray used.,The ileal-caecal valve appeared inflamed too, however the ileum itself appeared normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Carillo, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vanderheyden, Isabel\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,Otherwise normal.,The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Small lesions cannot be excluded.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Ortiz, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Beshara, Atheer\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonic Crohn's disease.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,TERMINAL ILEUM:2 apthae wih no ileitis.,TI not intubated.,3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Duran, Kassidy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Otsuki, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Miller, Karlene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Colucci, Kyla\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,The scope passed easily.,Base was clipped prophylactically .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Ohlig, Katelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mowad, Ruqayya\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Regur, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Malia\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,Slough in the appendix.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.,No obvious lesions were seen.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: el-Edris, Sabreen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Oster, Shania\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Random Biopsies taken: Yes / No.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: el-Maroun, Gaitha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Do, Birva\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Quiescent disease with no features of endoscopic activvity.,Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,Some scarring throughout the bowel.,Adequate views .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Purvis, Kyia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.,Rutgeerts i0.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,The terminal ileum was normal.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Machin, Sabrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Sienna\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Edwards, Amelie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Khuu, Eun\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Means, Graceila\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: This remains the case, and we were unable to pass sigmoid colon due to significant discomfort.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Hocker, Tamar\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Vratanya\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,Endoscopic findings.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,SCCAI = 0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Chapleski, Shyanne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whitelance III, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Rogers, Molly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cuini, Aleksis\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Clean base, no bleeding.,Haemorrhoids.,UCEIS score :3.,No large or obstructing lesions seen.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Deleff, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ghazal, Waliyya\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Cold biopsied and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Skerjanec, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kershner, Zvi\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,solid and liquid stool throughout limitingcolonoscopy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Martinez, Karissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Yamin, Noora\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.,Adequate views .,Previous anterior resection.,Biopsies taken from TI adn R&L colon.,Sustained, steroid free remission on 2.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,No other disease to TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Lieb, Joylensia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Few, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: On adalimumab 40mg EoW and tioguanine.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Delaney, Rachel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Buvoli, Kristina\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.,Rutgeerts i0.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,Tattoo placed distally.,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Ly, Young Saeng\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sala, Haifaaa\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Maestas, Catalina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gaines, Ta\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .,4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Smith, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Briones, Jasjit\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Antunez, Janett\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Evink, Julia\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Gutierrez, Reona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Asad, Jumaana\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.,Clean base, no bleeding.,Stalked 10mm mid-sigmoid polyp removed using hot snare.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,UCEIS score: 5.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Wiscombe, Jacqueline\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rineck, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Colonoc biopsies taken.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,Tattoo placed distally.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Minor, Halley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thomson, Christine\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Tiny residual of adenomatous tissue on edge was removed with cold snare and retrieved.,Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.,Haemorrhoids.,No mucosal views obtained.,SIGMOID :, DESCENDING COLON:, TRANSVERSE COLON:, ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Polyp- <1cm .,Small lesions cannot be excluded.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Hall, Estefani\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stillman, Brielle\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor vbowel prep with solid stool thrpoughout transverse and right colon.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.,Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.,Therefore switched to a gastroscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: al-Hussein, Najaat\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guillory, Latondra\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,These had the impression of serrated lesions.,Previous partial response then LOR to golimumab.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Gomez, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tolentino, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal appearance to anastamosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Omani, Tera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hartmann, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI normal.,research biopsies also taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Clark, Taryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rivas, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,Previous anterior resection.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Palma, Paulina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Elle\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Random Biopsies taken: Yes / No.,Adequate views.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.,Previous partial response then LOR to golimumab.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Delgado, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Torina\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.,At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Some scarring throughout the bowel.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: James, Tavion\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hair, Vinetta\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,No haemorrhoids noted.,A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Rector, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lim, Aileen\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Very difficult position behind a fold.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,haemorrhoids.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Scope inserted via colostomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Kwon, Ruo\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shaker, Khaira\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: limited views due to looping but normal.,Very poor bowel prep.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,Biopsies taken for research purposes.,Featureless left colon.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Inflammation- Segemental .,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Matin, Molly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcgregor, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Littlethunder, Shyanne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Waller, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from left and right colon.,A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Thanh, Khadija\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hansen, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.,No residual polyp or recurrence.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: Forto, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jara, Karina\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,Colonic mucosa normal.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,Once again at the anal canal there was a 1cm of erythema but no active perianal disease.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Severe Diverticular Disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Tan, Maysea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ho, Mary\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Descending- Normal.,Erythematous rectum- biopsied.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Gallegos, Rosa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dang, Shalini\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No large or obstructing lesions seen.,The scope passed easily.,Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,Some scarring throughout the bowel.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Dominguez-Vasquez, Ana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Limmer, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Aspirated a lot of liquid stool but rt side was coated with solid stool.,Normal mucosal appearances throughout.,Ulcerative pancolitis.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,CAECUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Hashmi, Pamela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Christensen, Joylensia\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.,Colonicmucosa normal.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,Normal to the terminal ileum.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,5cm sessile polyp in the hepatic flexure.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Falbo, Peyton\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rambo, Kateri\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,The mucosa was entirely normal throughout the colon and terminal ileum.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,CAECUM: Normal.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Mangunsong, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barragan, Carly\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Normal colon to ceacum.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,Mucosa to the ascending colon was normal.,Appendix orifice identified.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Ray, Shailah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Avalos-Catarino, Brenda\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Groff, Kylee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Basurto, Deisha\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,Colonicmucosa normal.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Ramirez, Reina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Burns, Tre\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Hubbard, Marielena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garnier, Tabatha\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,No other abnormality up to the terminal ileum.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,No cause foranaemia on this examination - no polyps, no vascular lesions seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: el-Mohamad, Raihaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Omer, Hasana\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Bryant, Katelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Snyder, Aspen\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Sadorra, Katrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rest of the mucosa to the caecal pole was unremarkable.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Scott, Tajeante\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Biospies taken from sigmoid.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Prasad, Shannan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lumpkin, Kira\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,Normal to Caecum.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Sandoval, Schiara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fernandez, Sydney\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Base was clipped prophylactically .,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,TI: isolated small erosion.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Rosales, Jessenya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mengesha, Dajiaha\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant iron deficiency anaemia, which has responded well to and iron infusion.,Normal colon to the Terminalileum.,Appendix orifice identified.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,Random biopsies taken.,Adequate views .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Telang, Lynssie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barihe, Avery\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Sessile 1.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Jose-Juan, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Meer, Ulyaa\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SCCAI = 0.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Elliott, Kiona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Solis-Rojas, Davonne\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: el-Pashia, Samraa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Iron Wing, Frances\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Esipa, Gina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI -normal.,Likely sporadic adenoma.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Focal area at 30cm .,Ceacum- 1mm polyp removed with cold snare.,Featureless left colon.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,Significant looping in the left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Nhi Do Eng, Mallika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Crowley, Mikayla\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,Currently asymptomatic.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,Rutgeerts i0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Devan, Ceairra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lelievre, Meghan\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Haemorrhoids.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Biopsies from R & L colon.,Previous anterior resection.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Hershberger, Vanessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tormohlen, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Cold biopsied and retrieved.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.,No signs of inflammation.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Nunez, Eiricka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Pirani, Nawfa\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.,In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,Normal appearance to anastamosis.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Julie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manilla, Kirstie\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,Raised and cold snared.,The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: el-Abu, Zulfa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abdo, Hamsa\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Rigney, Bailee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Guler, Mu'hsina\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,Biopsies taken for research purposes.,Recording made for trial purposes.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,Rectum- 1cm .,Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Fraley, Myranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shaw, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosa to the ascending colon was normal.,Very limited views.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Martinez, Christina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ozer, Khaalida\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,REBOOK.,Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,RECTUM: Normal.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: al-Salik, Habeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, J'Rita\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Hill, Courtney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Young, Angelique\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Saldivar, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bryant, Keana\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo distal to lesion.,REBOOK.,Instrument inserted into the TI.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,No immediate complications.,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Thorndyke, Donna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Xiong, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,IC resection also widely patent.,Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Arellano, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bustillos Rascon, Marisol\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm sub-pedunculated polyp removed from caecum.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: el-Adel, Shaafia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sylvester, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Withdrawal 10 minutes.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Rea, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortega, Jenifer\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,No signs of disease activity.,No further similar episodes.,Small bowel normal to 10cms.,Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.,Representative biopsies taken.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Colonic biopsies taken.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Gesick, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Pitch\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Stalked 10mm mid-sigmoid polyp removed using hot snare.,Significant iron deficiency anaemia, which has responded well to and iron infusion.,Recording made for trial purposes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Patino, Olga\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vongphackdy, Ashlyn\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.,Rectum- Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Ma, Kenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ho, Michell\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: el-Khalifa, Shahla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dibrigida, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyp/neoplasia.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Very difficult position behind a fold.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: el-Zadeh, Jeelaan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cotonuts, Adamina\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Small lesions cannot be excluded.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Otherwise normal to caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Romero, Rachael\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stringer, Krystyna\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No evidence of active Crohn's.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,Non polypoid : Nil.,Representative biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Cruz, Arlin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Holloway, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Focal area at 30cm .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Madachy, Harshwinder\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barela, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,No signs of disease recurrence.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,ANAL CANAL: Slightly strictured anal canal but no mucosal abnormality seen.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,No evidence of perianal disease.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Polyp- <1cm : Polyp- <1cm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Warren, Enguun\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nagel, Nehal\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,The colon was normal.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Villarreal, Haley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rasheed, Hamna\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,TI: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: al-Siddique, Mas'ooda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gagne, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from right and left colon taken.,No cause for iron def found.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,SIGMOID: Diverticular Disease- Multiple.,No source of blood loss identified.,Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Bains, Kei\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Majekodunmi, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,End to end anastamosis - 2 large ulcers at the anastamosis but pssed easily into the ileum- Rutgeerts i2.,solid and liquid stool throughout limitingcolonoscopy.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,Removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Zeigler, Alexsis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Holmes, Katie\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4gr.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Martinez, Makenzi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Summer\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rest of the mucosawas normal.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.,1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Hernden, Noelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Beshara, Lateefa\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Holmes, Jung\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stevens, Katherine\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor prep - unable to proceed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Montano, Bryana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Phylicia\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,No mucosal views obtained.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Martinez, Tiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dalton, Macallyson\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Jones-Carroll, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcwilliams, Jayda\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Lovelace, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bowyer, Shayna\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the caecum there was some loss of vascular marking and numerous small superficial ulcers .,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Descending- Normal.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.,Likely sporadic adenoma.,Angulated splenic flexure.,Rectum- 1cm .,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Nunez, Alena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robles-Hernandez, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Only mild erythema into the TI.,At the rectum small friable polypoid lesion prolapsing with the anal verge.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,Injected then removed.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Colonic Crohn's disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Habil, Lindsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Makooi, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Davis, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Summer\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No signs of inflammation.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Alvarez, Naomi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Spillman, Cierra\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,The colon was normal.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,No abnormality on retroflexion.,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Duling, Marina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Velarde, Julianna\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other disease to TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: al-Ahmadi, Haala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chunn, Rita\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.,Normal in general colonic mucosa.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Sid to side anastomosis.,Injected then removed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Gernant, Megan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shin, Jin\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal, no lesions or inflammation hence no biopsies taken.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,Stalked 10mm mid-sigmoid polyp removed using hot snare.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Shrestha, Rachel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruybal, Monaca\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,Likely sporadic adenoma.,RECTUM: Normal.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Arnold, Kirsten\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Trujillo, Larisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez Ortega, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Featureless colon No.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Olguin, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Tianna\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Featureless left colon.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,All retrieved.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Green, Katelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Richardson, Hevan\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,These had the impression of serrated lesions.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Ontiveros, Amy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stephens, Sonali\nDate of procedure: 2013-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Rice, Debra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lawrence, Cam\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.,UCEIS score :3.,SIGMOID : several diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Powless, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barrera, Savanna\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,IC resection also widely patent.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Lingnau, Hailey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Birnbaum, Jazmin\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Normal appearance to anastamosis.,3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.,Featureless left colon.,The ICV appeared normal but I was unable to advance beyond 1cm as it seemed to be narroed though the mucosa was normal.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Barron, Natallie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Snyder, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Durjan, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Baig, Sabriyya\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adequate views .,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,Colonic mucosa normal.,No haemorrhoids noted.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Ragsdale, Deangela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chaparro Hernandez, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,Previous CMV colitis treated in mid 2016.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.,Colonic mucosa normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: al-Dar, Nadeera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mourad, Azza\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Rest of colon - normal.,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Pagaduan, Shelly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miranda, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,Mucosa to the ascending colon was normal.,SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.,Inflammation- Segemental .,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,ANAL CANAL: Stricture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Burris, Teddi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Spencer, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No source of blood loss identified.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal.,Wading in liquid stool.,Research biopsies taken with consent.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: al-Farah, Kabeera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. No, Shayla\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Normal colon to ceacum.,SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,RECTUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: al-Matar, Aaisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chesson, Meeso\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Thrush, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kaba, Sakeena\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spray used.,Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,Representative biopsies taken.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,The colon and terminal ileum were normal, except for a couple of sigmoid diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: al-Daoud, Afeefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lavine, Kathryn\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Matthew, Autumn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Crowley, Janeah\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous anterior resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Adame, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maher, Farrah\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo placed distally.,The scope passed easily.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Two biopsies were taken from TI, right colon and sigmoid; four biopsies from rectum.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: al-Sami, Nada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Freeland, Rachael\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.,Pancolonic divertocualr disease - mild.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Carter, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sarracino, Myranda\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,No other abnormal areas identified.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.,Clean base, no bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Gonzalez, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Le, Esainea\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No abnormality on retroflexion .,No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.,3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,Impression of small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,APC applied to base with good effct.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,4mm sessile rectal polyp noted.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Wilson, Mia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Webb, Aaliyah\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Mild pancolonic diverticular disease.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,HCV related cirrhosis.,At the rectum small friable polypoid lesion prolapsing with the anal verge.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Gay, Jamya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Fahs, Ummu Kulthoom\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the left colon.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,No signs of inflammation.,Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Boone, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Laate, Breanna\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: al-Kamel, Majeeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Park, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Soto, Alaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lord, Maggie\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Bernstine, Tracy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ghanem, Razeena\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other disease to TI.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Challenging procedure with significant looping in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Martizna, Misa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morser, Barbara\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,Otherwise normal to caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: al-Sadri, Azeeza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dong, Pranaya\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Normal retroflexion.,No other worrying features.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: el-Naderi, Maariya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres Escalante, Guadalupe\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No evidence of perianal disease.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Polyp- <1cm in the rectum.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,research biopsies also taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Sandoval, Lori\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres, Chaneci\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,No signs of inflammation.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: Malone, Nicoletta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Greenlee, Jeannie\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Post colitis scarring.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.,Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,At the rectum small friable polypoid lesion prolapsing with the anal verge.,Withdrawal 10 minutes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Harvie, Chantel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abbas, Madeeha\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Sihavong, Kaitlin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prioleau, Jazmin\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.,Non polypoid : Nil.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Yaws, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez, Indiana\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Murphy, Sage\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mosher, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.,The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.,Polypectomy performed with Polpyectomy- Snare Resection.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: al-Safi, Shaahida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rios, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.,Ulcerative pancolitis.,SCCAI = 0.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: el-Sattar, Yaasmeen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Edris, Amatullah\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.,TI not intubated.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,Quiescent features in the left colon with only reduced vasculature and mild granularity of the mucosa.,Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Davis, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson, Dawnae\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from right and left colon.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal, no lesions or inflammation hence no biopsies taken.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Richter, Priscilla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abbas, Muhjar\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,SIGMOID -DESCENDING COLON: inflammation tails off after 35cm.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,Research biopsies taken with consent.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Autumn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mack, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Nielsen, Adreonna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kader, Rafeeda\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor bowel prep.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,Endoscopic findings.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.,Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Moncada Rojas, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pinelle, Jaime\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,SIGMOID: Diverticular Disease- Multiple.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: King, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hauptli, Esainea\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous anterior resection.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Both cold snared and retrived.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,Not removed due to INR.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Truong, Keiara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trujillo, Anne Marie\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: isolated small erosion.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Jumpe, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Ashleigh\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Disease activity: Quiescent .,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Fong, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kalam, Claire\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,Polyp- <1cm in the sigmoid colon.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Wilms, Margaret\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barker, Mikayla\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,Previous CMV colitis treated in mid 2016.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Whitelance III, Trina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harding, Desire\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Removed using cold biopsy.,SIGMOID :Mild diveticular disease.,Very limited views.,No evidence of perianal disease.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Costley, Asia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Loa, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,TI: isolated small erosion.,Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.,The ileal-caecal valve appeared inflamed too, however the ileum itself appeared normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Ruedas, Kenya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Abraham, Annika\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,Right and left colonic biopsies tken.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,No other worrying features.,Once again at the anal canal there was a 1cm of erythema but no active perianal disease.,2 2 mm sessile polyps in the sigmoid colon.,Endoscopic findings.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: al-Hares, Nazmiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Escobedo, Alejandra\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,Dye spray performed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Gross, Lily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Joseph, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Gu, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Deja\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Sumual, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Escudero, Aracely\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,Focal area at 30cm .,No signs of disease recurrence.,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,CAECUM: Normal.,Endoscopic findings.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Arzaga, Frida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Unga, Chayanis\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL: Stricture.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.,SCCAI = 0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Padilla, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grushkin, Kawana'Ao\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the rectum and a patch in the caecum.,RECTUM: Normal.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,Not removed due to INR.,Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Montoya, Brenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lehi, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.,The colon and terminal ileum were normal, except for a couple of sigmoid diverticula.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Rush, Katalina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lor, Fane\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,Targeted biopsies: No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Barney, Nataya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bradley, Terah\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Wilcox, Ashlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sims, Takeisha\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: el-Adel, Hiwaaya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trejo Alvarado, Kylee\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,Colonoc biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Lefotu, Mai Ying\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bishop, Marissa\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,No large or obstructing lesions seen.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,No obvious lesions were seen.,Biopsies from right and left colon taken.,Once again at the anal canal there was a 1cm of erythema but no active perianal disease.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the rectum and a patch in the caecum.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Kaiser, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Alexa\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,Internal hemorrhoids - small.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: al-Aboud, Zumruda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Fanny\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Slough in the appendix.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,TI: Normal.,TI : Normal.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Narangerel, Leslie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ismail, Arwa\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,Small lesions cannot be excluded.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: al-Akram, Mahmooda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vlasity, Meagan Ann\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,Appendix orifice identified.,Caecal pole intubated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Atkins, Kathleen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Weeks, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal.,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Graves, Maeselle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Devnani, Yue\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,along the same fold there was a further 1.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Non polypoid : Nil.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Mortinsen, Brittanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lacy, Julianna\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Retrieved with Roth net.,Representative biopsies taken.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,Rutgeerts i0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Jackson, Jayda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cannell, Allison\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon up to the caecum.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.,Quiescent features in the left colon with only reduced vasculature and mild granularity of the mucosa.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,Right and left biopsies taken in view of diarrhoea.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,Rutgeerts i0.,Otherwise normal to caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Smith, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ghazal, Saaliha\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Madere, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Darnell, Rian\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsy obtained, results pending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Chris, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Retrieved with Roth net.,Distal colonic mild diverticulosis.,Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,Haemorrhoids.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Francis, Erin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccarthy, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,Colonic biopsies taken.,RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,HCV related cirrhosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Bland, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ratcliff, Tiana\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI - normal.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: el-Hammad, Wafaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lincoln, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Evans, Kaitlin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montoya, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Good views upto hepatic flecture but unabe to reach beyond that into ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Nelson, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Saidi, Hadiyya\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,In the distal sigmoid, at 18cm from the anus, there is a malignant appearing stricture, which was impassable with a Fuji colonoscope.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Pineda, Jade\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Devere, Vandy\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous anterior resection.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.,Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,No immediate complications.,Enlarged haemorrhoids.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Camacho, Rosie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Canales, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID :, DESCENDING COLON:, TRANSVERSE COLON:, ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Polyp- <1cm .,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Bryant, Atienne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mansour, Haafiza\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Featureless colonNo.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Cruz, Lizbeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Arafat, Lateefa\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Also viewed in retroflexion.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,Scopeguide was useful.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: al-Kaiser, Arwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Nasir, Ghaaliba\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not removed due to INR.,Adequate views.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Polyp- <1cm : Polyp- <1cm.,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,Diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Mccoy, Khadijah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,Colonoc biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Prasad, Jaxziah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wells, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,No immediate complication.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Smith, Crystal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fleming, Brianca\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,Scope inserted via colostomy.,Normal colon.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.,Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,Rectum- 1cm .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: al-Husain, Saafiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcconico, Aspen\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Carpet like raised small lesions in the caecum with Kudo 1 pitpattern.,Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.,Currently asymptomatic.,5cm sessile polyp in the hepatic flexure.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: al-Shaker, Khulood\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akbar, Awaatif\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No signs of inflammation.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Sniff, Adranna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Raelina\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Nichols, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wyatt, Lacey\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Normal retroflexion.,TERMINAL ILEUM:2 apthae wih no ileitis.,Dye spray used.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Trinidad, Tienkieu\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Burki, Rayyana\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No cause foranaemia on this examination - no polyps, no vascular lesions seen.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,Biospies taken from sigmoid.,Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: al-Kamali, Hamdoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,RECTUM: Normal.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Flack, Rhianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reyez, Jatziry\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,No signs of disease recurrence.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.,No mucosal views obtained.,SIGMOID -DESCENDING COLON: inflammation tails off after 35cm.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Bennett, Jodi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abdallah, Mumtaaza\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Impression of small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,Stalked 10mm mid-sigmoid polyp removed using hot snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Ray, Chanae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Gabriela\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,There was scattered shallow ulceration and mucosal ulceration around the IC valve and in the caecum - as pictured, bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Castorena, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Butcher, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Features of melanosis coli in the right colon.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Normal appearance to anastamosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Lehi, Dakota\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Escarcega, Jaret\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No bleeding and no signs of perforation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Cho, Kaelin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Green, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Garcia, Forest Green\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morris, Elaine\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,Otherwise normal to the caecum.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.,Slough in the appendix.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Woodson, Krystal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martin, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,One 5mm ascending polpy- cold biopsied- one 5mm rectal polyp- cold biopsied.,Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: al-Mahdi, Nawwaara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Ginsberg, Shahida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Engstrom, Baylee\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Angulated splenic flexure.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Johnson, Claire\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saleh, Zubaida\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.,Withdrawal 10 minutes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Bell, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castillo, Tita\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Spillane, Frankie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Milton-Brewer, Dayja\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: REBOOK.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Larsson, Rochelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Tyler\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,No suction due to defective scope.,No abnormality on retroflexion.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,Retrieved with Roth net.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: el-Shaker, Zuhra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martin, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,On a low FODMAP diet but still getting bloating and abdominal discomfort on a daily basis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Timoteo, Neha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Melendez Estrada, Yolanda\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.,Colonic Crohn's disease.,Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: al-Ghani, Shakoora\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Alli, Nakheel\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Polyp- <1cm in the sigmoid colon.,SCCAI = 0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: al-Kabir, Waajida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Goggins, Jeanelle\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,Retrieved with Roth net.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Appendix orifice identified.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Frohn, Lucinda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Jafari, Sitaara\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Sullivan, Ariana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Richards, Katelyn\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the distal sigmoid, at 18cm from the anus, there is a malignant appearing stricture, which was impassable with a Fuji colonoscope.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,Changed to gastroscope.,Changed to gastroscope.,Polyp in the splenic flexure.,No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Stevens, K'Sandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Azam, Iffat\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Quidachay, Megana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winsor, Kelley\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,Very limited views.,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Rest of colon - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Le, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sulub, Sandra\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Wingo, Anastasia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rains, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI : Normal - bx taken.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.,Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Dinh, Cindy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Knowles, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Jacobs, Alea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kaiser, Zarqaa\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: el-Rahim, Rumaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson, Bianca\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:Normal.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.,No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Adequate views.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Cheung, Kristy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bina, Zakiyya\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to caecum.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Trott, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mendez-Johnson, Vicentia\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonic biopsies taken.,APC applied to base with good effct.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,Erythematous rectum- biopsied.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: el-Sahli, Mudrika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez, Kyra\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm in the rectum.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Melesse, Ashly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. San Roman, Yeni\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: al-Samaan, Haniyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hood, Yohely\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: el-Bashir, Zubaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hines, Chelsea\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Hardin, Ju-Young\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Clyde, Eunice\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Instrument inserted to the TI.,Base clean but prophlactically clipped.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: el-Mansoor, Maimoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wong, Tegan\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Eastin, Janelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yang, Jenny\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.,Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.,No suction due to defective scope.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,There remains narrowing in the ascending colon - 3-4cm in length.,RECTUM: Normal.,Extensive suction and irrigation required.,Angulated splenic flexure.,No cause for iron def found.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Schmunk, Kayle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Awini, Ta'Jiona\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Bentley, Alexa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Young, Bailee\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: el-Moustafa, Sahla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barrera, Adriana\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: APC applied to base with good effct.,In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Carpet like raised small lesions in the caecum with Kudo 1 pitpattern.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.,Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Ivey, Grace\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reuse, Imani\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor bowel prep.,Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Left colon was looping and twisting.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Sylvester, Tequayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hanifi, Yohana\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.,Normal colon to ceacum.,Normal to Caecum.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,Mild distortion of the caecal valve.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Carl, Kourtney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Medina, Pearl\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,Non polypoid : Nil.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,2 sessile polyps at the rectosigmoid junction.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,One 5mm ascending polpy- cold biopsied- one 5mm rectal polyp- cold biopsied.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Turner, Taya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Doyle, Natvadee\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very limited views.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Keyes Maudelonde, Shante\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hatem, Awda\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Terminalileum.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,Right and left biopsies taken in view of diarrhoea.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.,TI: isolated small erosion.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Gutierrez, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Redshirt, Devon\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Sid to side anastomosis.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,No polyps seen.,Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Hodson, Lydia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schichtel, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ileal-caecal valve appeared inflamed too, however the ileum itself appeared normal.,Non polypoid : Nil.,Multiple polyps throughout colon all cold-snared.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Kappus, Ashli\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Dobson, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lacina, Andrea\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,Both cold snared and retrived.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: al-Kamara, Ghaaliya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Tiffany\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Caballero Jr, Claudia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Diaz, Angelique\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,haemorrhoids.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,Rest of the mucosa to the caecal pole was unremarkable.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Alcon, Alanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hussain, Mushtaaqa\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Distal colonic mild diverticulosis.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.,Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: al-Meer, Haseena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Myers, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from TI, right colon and left colon as requested.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Carrell, Lisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Matar, Suhaila\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spray applied: Yes .,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Huynh, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee Graham, Alana\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to ceacum.,Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Lamczyk, Han Mi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Korth, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,Appendix orifice identified.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,SCCAI = 0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Ellis, Angelique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Van, Sonia\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal appearance to anastamosis.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,Recording made for trial purposes.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal, no lesions or inflammation hence no biopsies taken.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Irwin, Min\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herrera, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,TI not intubated.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Rectum- 1cm .,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Garrett, Daphne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Triste, Guadalupe\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,Non polypoid : Nil.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Saavedra, Mya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Allison\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No signs of disease recurrence.,Tattoo distal to lesion.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,Biopsies taken for research purposes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Wee, Connie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Boerner, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,Normal to Caecum.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,Rectum- Normal.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: al-Nassif, Sameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tamai, Fionajanil\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI and colonic biopsies taken.,Steroids prior procedure: No.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,Colonicmucosa normal.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,No signs of inflammation.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Degenhart, Leeza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thao, Tika\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Otherwise normal to the caecum.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Flores, Kenia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Noor, Rif'a\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,Some scarring throughout the bowel.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Sid to side anastomosis.,Dye spray used.,3 rectal polyps each lifted, largest 6mm, snared and 2 retrieved.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Page, Monet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Li, Simone\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild scarring and featurless colon.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: al-Chahine, Thanaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Escudero, Marisela\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No evidence of active Crohn's.,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Benally, Lily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zamora, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5cm sessile polyp in the hepatic flexure.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Martinez, Angeles\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tampubolon, Joslynn\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Morales, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mansour, Shaafia\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,Other than this the colon is normal.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,UCEIS score: 5.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: al-Matar, Awaatif\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Begum, Adhraaa\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,Focal area at 30cm .,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Shoeboot, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abbas, Insaaf\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R &L colonic biopsies taken.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: el-Sarah, Mazeeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. White, Janisse\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,Tattoo lplaced proximally.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.,Impression of small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Rivera Casias, Janessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prause, Paryss\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .,No evidence of inflammation throughout .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Pinto, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Marcela\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Colon biopsy series taken.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Polypectomy performed with Polpyectomy- Snare Resection.,Ulcerative pancolitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Porterfield, Briana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kochmann, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosa to the caecum - normal.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Griffin, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Homes, Asia\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Sambula, Victorianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phenna, Krystal\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Medina, Lyrics\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Laraena\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Heagle, Yajaira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harris, Aleena\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,In the caecum there was some loss of vascular marking and numerous small superficial ulcers .,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,Normal to TI.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Hill, Timmya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Alondra\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Other than this the colon is normal.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Salat, Alicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herrera, Matea\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The terminal ileum was normal.,Adequate views.,Normal appearance to anastamosis.,SIGMOID -DESCENDING COLON: inflammation tails off after 35cm.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Vaughn, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huaynate, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,Non polypoid : Nil.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,UCEIS score :3.,Instrument inserted into the TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Luevano, Milagros\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haile, Kaitlin\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Recording made for trial purposes.,Angulated splenic flexure.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Vialpando, Tosha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kennedy, Miriam\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Heffelman, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Risma, Khatlyn\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: al-Rais, Ameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Boller, Jyansea\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous partial response then LOR to golimumab.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,TI: Normal.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,Likely sporadic adenoma.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,Base clean but prophlactically clipped.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: el-Ayoub, Ghazaala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prak, Jastina\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Woods, Aquain\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lewis, Muriel\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,No signs of disease recurrence.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Guerrero, Kashmir\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Snowhawk, Selena\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Removed using cold biopsy.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Blocker, Angelique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baskerville, Imani\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rest of colon - normal.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Huynh, Ada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bustamante, Kelsey\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,Not removed due to INR.,Likely representing melanosis coli.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: al-Saeed, Raheema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Dejnag\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosa to the ascending colon was normal.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.,4g Mezavant XL OD and Asacol supps twice each week.,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,The colon and terminal ileum were normal, except for a couple of sigmoid diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Lopez, Matia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Fayad, Asmaa\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,No abnormality on retroflexion.,Normal colon to the Caecum.,Transverse - Normal.,REBOOK.,Likely sporadic adenoma.,The mucosa was entirely normal throughout the colon and terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Roberts, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morales Pena, Jacqueline\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.,Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.,No evidence of perianal disease.,No immediate complication.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Pruett, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Jafri, Mubaaraka\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.,No biopsies needed.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,Very poor bowel prep.,Post colitis scarring.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Schwab, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arrotta, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,Stalked 10mm mid-sigmoid polyp removed using hot snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: al-Tamer, Jawhara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cohen, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo placed distally.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Normal to Caecum.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,Raised and cold snared.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,Removed using cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Muniz, Domonique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Raad, Shameema\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.,Haemorrhoids.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Mcginn, Aspen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trujillo, Cindy\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adenona was biopsied.,Haemorrhoids.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Dixon, Topaz\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Meza, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Currently asymptomatic.,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Heil, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Corey, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypoid lesions: Nil.,The ICV appeared normal but I was unable to advance beyond 1cm as it seemed to be narroed though the mucosa was normal.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,Otherwise normal.,Mild diverticular disease.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Lee Graham, Ryan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rauf, Salma\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Bindejo, Nhi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Abbas, Hamaama\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Crowley, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hasan, Tamanna\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,No obvious lesions were seen.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Instrument inserted into the TI.,A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.,Clean base, no bleeding.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Lawson, Sasha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huynh, Lisa\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,APC applied to base with good effct.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,No signs of disease recurrence.,Very poor bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: al-Shaker, Shaamila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wong, Doan Anh\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,Polyp- <1cm in the rectum.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,Diverticulosis.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Medina, Mckenzee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Xiong, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.,Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Muniz, Chandel\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,Tattoo placed distally.,Biopsies from R & L colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Marquez-Roque, Nallely\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fang, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,Descending- Normal.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,Disease activity: Quiescent .,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Quintana, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Terry, Taylor\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANALCANAL: Normal.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Lard, Taylor\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mattar, Imtinaan\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 12 mm pedunculated polyp in the sigmoid colon.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.,Ulcerative pancolitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Vasquez, Shruti\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lowe, Khulan\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,Cold biopsied and retrieved.,No further similar episodes.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,12 mm pedunculated polyp in the sigmoid colon.,APC applied to base with good effct.,Normal to Caecum.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: el-Mahfouz, Ramziyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-El-Sayed, Wadha\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.,1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,All retrieved.,Adenona was biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Martinez, Beatrice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Shivani\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sustained, steroid free remission on 2.,Normal colon to ceacum.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,No immediate complications.,4mm sessile rectal polyp noted.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Mcclendon, K'Sandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harrison, Raven\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rutgeerts i0.,5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,CAECUM: Normal.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Ranaldi, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torres Perez, Joselyne\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Hardy, Marjan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dorado, Jhoemelyn\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,Biopsies from R & L colon.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Ware, Kateri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Peters, Benazir\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,Only mild erythema into the TI.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,Normal to TI.,UCEIS score: 5.,SIGMOID :, DESCENDING COLON:, TRANSVERSE COLON:, ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Polyp- <1cm .,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,SCCAI = 0.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Gilbert, Latoya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Sanskriti\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,The terminal ileum was normal.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Kee, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gaetani, Violet\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyp/neoplasia.,Biopsies from R & L colon.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,Some scarring throughout the bowel.,There was further improvement from the scope 1 year ago.,Diverticular disease.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Smith, Meikko\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Paytiamo, Kaylynn\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Leyba-Bush, Gabreille\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hunt, Katie\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal rectum on retroflexion.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,Caecal pole intubated.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Base was clipped prophylactically .,Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Lee, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Enkhsaikhan, Janet\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,Endocuff used:No .,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.,UC/PSC Surveillance.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Whitehorse, Alisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sadek, Ramla\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Disease endoscopically in remission.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Caecal pole intubated.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,Otherwise normal.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Not removed due to INR.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Lam, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brock, Candice\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Evanyo, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Medrano, Marisa\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Teshome, Lashante\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Miah, Husniyya\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Zaheer, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Tessa\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.,Withdrawal 10 minutes.,The rest of the mucosawas normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Reed Harris, Michaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Nasser, Shameema\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No abnormality on retroflexion.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Graves, Sapphire\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yu, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: al-Hosseini, Sajiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hamilton, Desanay\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to the terminal ileum.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,No evidence of perianal disease.,3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Abrams, Margarita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hughes, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Crockett, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Elbaz, Tareefa\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Cold biopsied and retrieved.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.,Tattoo distal to lesion.,RECTUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Quarles, Jaquea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Galla, Fateena\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,Retrieved with Roth net.,3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Haltom, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Singh, Andrew\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other abnormal areas identified.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Lobato, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zepeda Benavides, Alma\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Mild diverticular disease.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,SIGMOID : several diverticula.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.,12 mm pedunculated polyp in the sigmoid colon.,Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Lee, Rose\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nicoletti, Shanda\nDate of procedure: 2002-03-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Carina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Jessie\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very difficult position behind a fold.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,4gr.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.,Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Session, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Francis, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No abnormality on retroxflexion.,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: el-Sabir, Waliyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bradshaw, Brandi\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,Adequate views.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.,SIGMOID: Diverticular Disease- Multiple.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Urriola, Chloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tan, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Random right and left biopsies taken to exlcude microscopic colitis.,Rest of the mucosa to the caecal pole was unremarkable.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Titelbaum, Karli\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harvie, Sydni\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SCCAI = 0.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,The ICV appeared normal but I was unable to advance beyond 1cm as it seemed to be narroed though the mucosa was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: el-Shehadeh, Rihaab\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rippy, Chelsea\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Also viewed in retroflexion.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,ANAL CANAL: Stricture.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Calderon-Morales, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hassen, Ramziyya\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Wilson, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Galla, Kinaana\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Pancolonic divertocualr disease - mild.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Haynes, Kendazanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dufour, Jaimee\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,Ulcerative pancolitis.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Colonic biopsies taken.,Sessile 1.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: al-Abdelnour, Mastoora\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Park, Asashia\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Mild erythema in rectum only.,Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,No mucosal views obtained.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,On adalimumab 40mg EoW and tioguanine.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Thede, Christianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Goldscheitter, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild pancolonic diverticular disease.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Extensive suction and irrigation required.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Josephine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Casillas Ramirez, Breanna\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was further improvement from the scope 1 year ago.,Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,No haemorrhoids noted.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,RECTUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Leverette, Jerraya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dang, Prachi\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adequate views .,Featureless colonNo.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Saenz Villafana, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,Very poor vbowel prep with solid stool thrpoughout transverse and right colon.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: O Kelley, Hallie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shrestha, Hyun-Ah\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: el-Bangura, Raihaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Walters, Savannah\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: al-Sabir, Naseera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miguel-Gomez, Kimberly\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4g Mezavant XL OD and Asacol supps twice each week.,Pedunculated polyp.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.,Both cold snared and retrived.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Lee, Wendy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pinedo, Dalia\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,Normal to the terminal ileum.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.,Colonic mucosa normal.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Injected then removed.,Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Hubbard, Johannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Billings, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Inflammation- Proctitis.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Contreras-Gomez, Miranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ingersoll, Alyssa\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Colonic biopsies taken.,Wading in liquid stool.,No signs of disease activity.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.,Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,UCEIS score :3.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Quick Bear, Phanesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Paplow, Natalya\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.,Colonoscope advanced into the TI.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,Rectum- 1cm .,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,Tiny residual of adenomatous tissue on edge was removed with cold snare and retrieved.,Injected then removed.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Alcon, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scarbrough-Tafoya, Makyia\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,Polyp in the splenic flexure.,1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Lisondra, Courtney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Loneeagle, Jera\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,4g Mezavant XL OD and Asacol supps twice each week.,No gross abnormalities seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: el-Baksh, Radwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Abdullah, Elicia\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ileal-caecal valve appeared inflamed too, however the ileum itself appeared normal.,Normal mucosal appearances throughout.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Henry, Kylie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kinney, Bailee\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.,Not able to intubate th TI.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,Therefore switched to a gastroscope.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,UCEIS: V1, B2, E1 = 4.,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Ranney, Marisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Womely, Malei'Ka\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,No haemorrhoids noted.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,Previous CMV colitis treated in mid 2016.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,SIGMOID: Diverticular Disease- Multiple.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,SIGMOID : several diverticula.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Darity, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Gurrola-Santoyo, Lorensa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sapien, Yolanda\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Walker, Shauna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez-Freyre, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Mccorvey, Salymata\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reeves, Nastashia\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.,Removed using cold biopsy.,No other disease to TI.,No signs of disease activity.,These had the impression of serrated lesions.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Biano, Cam Tu\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stepney, Tiaounsinay\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,Tattoo placed distally.,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Not removed due to INR.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: el-Ghaffari, Najiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Urich, Carissa\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,No signs of disease activity.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Oswalt-Naasz, Shawnee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnston, Chanen\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous anterior resection.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Research biopsies taken with consent.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.,2mm probable hyperplastic polyp upper rectum excised and retrieved.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Banks, Pashira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gloyd, Cheryl\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,Only mild erythema into the TI.,No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.,No other worrying features.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: el-Dajani, Maimoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phan, Yu Ling\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,TI : Normal.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Lafferty, Sloane\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,No signs of disease recurrence.,The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Johns, Carly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cardenas, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: haemorrhoids.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,Polyp segments removed with Roth net.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Hintz, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schichtel, Natalie\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonoscope advance to the TI.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,Post colitis scarring.,No other worrying features.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Russell, Tenai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bacchus, Maleeha\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,Disease activity: Quiescent .,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.,TI - normal.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,TI - normal.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Acevedo, Monique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Soychak, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp in the splenic flexure.,RECTUM: Normal.,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.,Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Padilla, Shynia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sadri, Samraa\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other worrying features.,On adalimumab 40mg EoW and tioguanine.,The terminal ileum was normal.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Canfield, Migmar\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lor, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Changed to gastroscope.,Mild erythema in rectum only.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,Random right and left biopsies taken to exlcude microscopic colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Taylor, Vyctoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Husain, Rif'a\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Previous anterior resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Prieto, Gardenia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mummert, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Burford, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Waller, Airana\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Arellano, Alondra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rivera, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: isolated small erosion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: el-Younes, Qaaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schumacher, Harmony\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Slough in the appendix.,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,No mucosal views obtained.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: al-Khawaja, Tulaiha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Clinton, Josephine\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Perez-Vargas, Eyleen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Armenta, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.,No abnormality on retroflexion .,Biopsies from R & L colon.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,Features of melanosis coli in the right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: al-Jabbar, Azza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, An\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Polyp- <1cm : Polyp- <1cm.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Haemorrhoids.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Burton, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Oza, Boyu\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken for research purposes.,Slough in the appendix.,A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Centa, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montoya, Selena\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,ANAL CANAL: Stricture.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,One 5mm ascending polpy- cold biopsied- one 5mm rectal polyp- cold biopsied.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Suda, Mi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Price, Shaye\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,Biopsies from right and left colon taken.,Normal to the terminal ileum.,Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Hoang, Pang Nouchi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tjandra, Sana\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Schneider, Leioka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shane, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,RECTUM: Normal.,ANAL CANAL: Slightly strictured anal canal but no mucosal abnormality seen.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: el-Majeed, Ulyaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Jemeeka\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rectum- Normal.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Aquiningoc, Maichong\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hafeez, Naafoora\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,Dye spray performed.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,Featureless left colon.,Stalked 10mm mid-sigmoid polyp removed using hot snare.,HCV related cirrhosis.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: al-Sinai, Fidda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harvey, Nakia\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Normal colon to the Caecum.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Quintana, Veronica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Allen, Alexia\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,Recording made for trial purposes.,Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.,2 sessile polyps at the rectosigmoid junction.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Charleston, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cruz, Tara\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Carstensen, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanusi, Airana\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,Tattoo placed distally.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal, no lesions or inflammation hence no biopsies taken.,Normal colon to the teminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Tesfamariam, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kamali, Jasra\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Martin, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bacchus, Lutfiyya\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,Biopsies from R & L colon.,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Wickham, Daphne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Munir, Israa\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adenona was biopsied.,Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,Transverse colonic polyp .,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: el-Azizi, Mumtaaza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saab, Zaaida\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,Rutgeerts i0.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Garcia, Amy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ullah, Shukriyya\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Riskey, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Salas-Smith, Desiree\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,SIGMOID : Normal.,No immediate complication.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Normal colon to the Terminalileum.,Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Aust, Shalee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dillard, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.,No other disease to TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: White, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mussa, Abeer\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rest of the mucosawas normal.,Endocuff used:No .,Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,ANAL CANAL: moderately congested haemorroids, visible in the canal and in terminal rectum.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Carter, Sequiyia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ireland, Baja\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No gross abnormalities seen.,Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,Quiescent disease with no features of endoscopic activvity.,4mm sessile rectal polyp noted.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Pandy, Tori\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ally, Hadiyya\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.,Normal colon to the teminal ileum.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,No other abnormal areas identified.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.,Appendix orifice identified.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,Adequate views.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Garcia Lira, Bethany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nicholson, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sid to side anastomosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Robb, Adderete\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zorigt, Trang\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids.,Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Balaji, Kinsey\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Le, Sheanne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Karla\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,Random Biopsies taken: Yes / No.,Diffiult procedure due to bowel prep and patient discomfort.,Haemorrhoids.,No signs of inflammation.,These had the impression of serrated lesions.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,TERMINAL ILEUM:2 apthae wih no ileitis.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Rouse, Aryonne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lovejoy, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Melanosis coli in rectum secondary to laxative use for constipation.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Stewart III, Khadijah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Coley, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation noted in the rectum and a patch in the caecum.,5mm sub-pedunculated polyp removed from caecum.,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.,Featureless colon No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Yazzie, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Admasu, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tortuous sigmoid colon.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Post colitis scarring.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Tse, Alicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcelhaney, Anasthasia\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Moderate sigmiod diverticulosis, rest of the colon normal.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: el-Kanan, Haaniya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herrera, Rebecca\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2cm polyp in distal transverse.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,No cause for iron def found.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Bellot, Ariella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Papke, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.,5mm sub-pedunculated polyp removed from caecum.,TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Velasquez, Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,TI: a couple of tiny erosions and midly erythematous mucosa.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,Non polypoid : Nil.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Fogg, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Greene, Shimea\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from TI adn R&L colon.,Challenging procedure with significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,2mm probable hyperplastic polyp upper rectum excised and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: el-Azzi, Nusaiba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dizon, Lindsey\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Rectum- Normal.,Scarring No.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Vigil, Blanca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcclendon, Cherokee\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,TI : Normal.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .,The colon was normal.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,CAECUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Westwood, Tatyana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Elena\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Enlarged haemorrhoids.,Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: el-Mousa, Zahra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garza, Krystal\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Winters, Tamara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mingilton, Micah\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Abeyta, Shanta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bagwell, Helen\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Caecum visualised but no mucosal abnormality seen.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.,End to end anastamosis - 2 large ulcers at the anastamosis but pssed easily into the ileum- Rutgeerts i2.,Haemorrhoids.,Multiple polyps throughout colon all cold-snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: el-Rahman, Lubaaba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Terry, Kia\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adenona was biopsied.,Raised and cold snared.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,The terminal ileum was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Music, Chantel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Aliceia\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Koehler, Eiricka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Miah, Saajida\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: al-Vaziri, Mahmooda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hanson, Shaylynn\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp in the splenic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Lasalle, Khatlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mansoor, Siddeeqa\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous anterior resection.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Lorenz, Cassidy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Campos, Patsy\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sid to side anastomosis.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Sid to side anastomosis.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Colonoscope advanced into the TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: el-Kanan, Mahmooda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Howlingwolf, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the rectum and a patch in the caecum.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: al-Faraj, Najlaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maldonado, Shanya\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,SIGMOID : Normal.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,No residual polyp or recurrence.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Varela, Patricia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Camp, Mikayla\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Banuelos, Beatriz\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Jordan\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Targeted biopsies: No.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: al-Amini, Rabdaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ulibarri, Cristina\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Alvidrez, Katarina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Heller, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2008-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Casillas Escobar, Lourdes\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Ivon\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,No haemorrhoids noted.,The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,Scarring No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: Lindstrom, Shannadon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huynh, Li-Mae\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp in the splenic flexure.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,Endocuff used:No .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Ruiz, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Zaher, Adhraaa\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,CAECUM: Normal.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,Colon biopsy series taken.,Severe Diverticular Disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Little, Danyel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Debello, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosa to the caecum - normal.,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: el-Youssef, Sundus\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vang, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Svistun, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Padilla, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: One 5mm ascending polpy- cold biopsied- one 5mm rectal polyp- cold biopsied.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,Rest of the mucosa to the caecal pole was unremarkable.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,The terminal ileum was normal.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Songer, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barraza, Alejandra\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to ceacum.,Very poor bowel prep.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Fergins, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. King, Sarah-Lissette\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Normal colon to the Terminalileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Herrera, Kennedy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Srour, Safaaa\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild erythema in rectum only.,Colonoscope advanced into the TI.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,RECTUM:Normal.,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Haywood, De'Yonna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rad, Ruqayya\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,No immediate complications.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Geer, Angel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. West, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANALCANAL: Normal.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Harris, Seanae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bowman, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL: Normal.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,Scopeguide was useful.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,Steroids prior procedure: No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Bui, Lakshmipriya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rehman, Maleeka\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Tattoo placed distally.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Kim, Kitanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hasen, Nu'ma\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Featureless left colon.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Lin, Emma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phillips, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: el-Abdo, Fakeeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Shaide\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Preciado, Jazmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pham, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,Mild erythema in rectum only.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,Some scarring throughout the bowel.,ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.,Colonic mucosa normal.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Daughtry, Justice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kastanek, Stephany\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 2 x2mm polyps cold biopsied.,Colonic mucosa normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Schubert, Kaitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Tenaj\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Endocuff used.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Falconburg, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Groves, Jesusa\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,Previous anterior resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: al-Yacoub, Hissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blackwater, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Busch, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Seeley, Luna\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random biopsies taken.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: el-Hakeem, Miska\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Zahra, Manaara\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to TI.,Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,Research biopsies taken with consent.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Roberts, Alyce\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kelley, Tyler\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .,Non polypoid : Nil.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Mccathen, Shantiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the caecum there was some loss of vascular marking and numerous small superficial ulcers .,Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.,Base was clipped prophylactically .,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,Impression of small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Colonoscope advanced into the TI.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Mcgee, Su\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yanito, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,Extremely challenging procedure due to looping and a tightly angulated sigmoid.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Varela, Korrine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kanan, Khaira\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: al-Mitri, Ruqayya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aragon, Gabriela\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.,Rest of the mucosa to the caecal pole was unremarkable.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,R+L colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Linear, Johnnice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kauffmann, Taryn\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,Carpet like raised small lesions in the caecum with Kudo 1 pitpattern.,RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,The anastomosis is patent with no obvious ulceration .,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.,Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Brink, Tanisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Abeyta, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy- cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Littleton, Merry\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akbar, Nabeeha\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Foster, Erin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phommaxahane, Elsa\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 20 mm sessile polyp at the level of the ileo-caecal valve on anterior wall.,HCV related cirrhosis.,No signs of inflammation.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,No obvious lesions were seen.,ANAL CANAL: Slightly strictured anal canal but no mucosal abnormality seen.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.,Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.,No other disease to TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Villanueva, Rosie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sprague, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,Diffiult procedure due to bowel prep and patient discomfort.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.,No evidence of perianal disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: el-Nouri, Ameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Antonio, Charita\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Lightner, Halie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shioshita, Wendy\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,Inflammation- Segemental .,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: al-Ahmed, Aaisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lecuyer-Briley, Marina\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease.,Featureless left colon.,Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: al-Ghazal, Shukriyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rojo-Burciaga, Sarah\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Terminalileum.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,Adenona was biopsied.,Colonic biopsies taken.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: el-Majeed, Mahmooda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Sasha\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,CAECUM: Normal.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,REBOOK.,Otherwise normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Johnson, Auvia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Welsh, Christy\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Ross, Chevie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Weeks, Karla\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,Not removed due to INR.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Linzy, Na Kea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Burki, Nadheera\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ulcerative pancolitis.,Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.,No biopsies needed.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,HCV related cirrhosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Lopez Uriostegui, Gabriella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olguin, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor vbowel prep with solid stool thrpoughout transverse and right colon.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: al-Mattar, Awaatif\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Watts, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,Currently asymptomatic.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.,Colon biopsy series taken.,Distal colonic mild diverticulosis.,Right and left colonic biopsies tken.,Slough in the appendix.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Leyva, Naomi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gibson, Jazli\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon up to the caecum.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Deere, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wartman, Tristany\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random Biopsies taken: Yes / No.,Extensive left sided diverticular disease making the sigmoid tortous but otherwise uncomplicated.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,Transverse - Normal.,Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,Extensive left sided diverticular disease making the sigmoid tortous but otherwise uncomplicated.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Hoffman, Kelsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nicholas, Santee\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,Polyp- <1cm in the sigmoid colon.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Martin, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Azzi, Kaatima\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,Biopsies taken from TI adn R&L colon.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,2mm probable hyperplastic polyp upper rectum excised and retrieved.,Rutgeerts i0.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Quintana, Melissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Norton, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Injected then removed.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,In the rectum there was avery mild, patchy proctitis with mild eythema and loss of vascular pattern as a couple of erosions.,There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,The rest of the mucosawas normal.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Hallmark, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Amara, Shafee'a\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal Mucosa Throughout.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Scopeguide was useful.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,Diffiult procedure due to bowel prep and patient discomfort.,Polyp- <1cm in the rectum.,No signs of inflammation.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Huynh, Leticya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Porterfield, Abishai\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Kingston, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Akhter, Maariya\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild diverticular disease.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,In the distal sigmoid, at 18cm from the anus, there is a malignant appearing stricture, which was impassable with a Fuji colonoscope.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Very poor vbowel prep with solid stool thrpoughout transverse and right colon.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Gonzalez, Jerrika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Visage, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2001-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,Dye spray used.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Iverson, Adaiah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carrethers, Areonna\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rest of the mucosa to the caecal pole was unremarkable.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Dang, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scott, Shaniya\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ceacum- 1mm polyp removed with cold snare.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,2 sessile polyps at the rectosigmoid junction.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,No abnormality on retroflexion.,Featureless colon No.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Thao, Rebeka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tomme, K'Lei\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Biopsies from right and left colon.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Velasquez, Iliene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wheeler, Jameka\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,SIGMOID : Normal.,No cause foranaemia on this examination - no polyps, no vascular lesions seen.,3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Blount, Courtney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Seeley, Cheyenne\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Quiescent features in the left colon with only reduced vasculature and mild granularity of the mucosa.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Base was clipped prophylactically .,Colon normal.,Sustained, steroid free remission on 2.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Crouse, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mahmood, Kaazima\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal.,There was further improvement from the scope 1 year ago.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.,TI : Normal - bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Cannady, Christina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Neal, Katherine\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,No suction due to defective scope.,Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Melanosis coli in rectum secondary to laxative use for constipation.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Phillips, Ayana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rocha, Aubrey\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,No obvious lesions were seen.,TI: isolated small erosion.,One 5mm ascending polpy- cold biopsied- one 5mm rectal polyp- cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Kumar, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taylor, Bridget\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,ANAL CANAL: Slightly strictured anal canal but no mucosal abnormality seen.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,No signs of disease recurrence.,1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Pacheco, Janet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lezama-Rodas, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI, rt and left colon biopsied.,Good views upto hepatic flecture but unabe to reach beyond that into ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Barricklow, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mahdi, Aayaat\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.,Biopsies from right and left colon taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: al-Ebrahimi, Hafsa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Monroe, Seline\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,Normal colon.,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Acevedo, Everlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Alliyah\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adequate views.,Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.,Right and left biopsies taken in view of diarrhoea.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,Normal retroflexion.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Margalit, Kirsten\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Curtis, Kyana\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,No abnormality on retroflexion .,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,Clean base, no bleeding.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,The scope passed easily.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Bugosh, Jade\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Namjilsuren, Tajeanna\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Ko, Sanskriti\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vasquez, Jesyca\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI -normal.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Ramirez, Celena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Le, Leslie\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,This remains the case, and we were unable to pass sigmoid colon due to significant discomfort.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,Sid to side anastomosis.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.,Biospies taken from sigmoid.,Recording made for trial purposes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: al-Asad, Sajaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wiese, Delaney\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,Good views upto hepatic flecture but unabe to reach beyond that into ascending colon.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,TI and colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Trujillo, Mina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Her, Lashe\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Jones, Angelique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Schyeler\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: el-Jabbour, Maleeka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Kazemi, Randa\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,There remains narrowing in the ascending colon - 3-4cm in length.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Ouch, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wilson, Alynn\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,No large or obstructing lesions seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: al-Irani, Khaleela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cerda, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Grimes, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haas, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,Oedema,granularity of the mucosa at the rectum.,Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Kirgis, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blackner, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.,Diverticular disease.,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Rectum- 1cm .,No impression of a mass in the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: al-Hana, Najeema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,4gr.,Enlarged haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Krasuski, Automn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robinson, Brandie\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Ruybal, Tabatha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Koroma, Saafiyya\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Oden, Haylee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Laner, Christy\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Rapp, Grace\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Afzal, Kameela\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,Transverse colonic polyp .,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Fong, Young\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortega, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Ingram, Tiaounsinay\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elliott, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonicmucosa normal.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Changed to gastroscope.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Harding, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lang, Cheyenne\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Normal colon to ceacum.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Carpet like raised small lesions in the caecum with Kudo 1 pitpattern.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Burke, Tre\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Glide, Carley\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : several diverticula.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,Colonic biopsies taken.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Random right and left biopsies taken to exlcude microscopic colitis.,Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Du, Trang\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez Flood, Mara\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.,Pedunculated polyp.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,Endocuff used:No .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Dixon, Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Schlanert, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.,1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,TI: isolated small erosion.,5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Sawyer, Shaelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stamm, Carmen\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.,Cold biopsied and retrieved.,Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Stratton, Crystal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hummel, Isabel\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Right and left biopsies taken in view of diarrhoea.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.,The rest of the mucosawas normal.,Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Kills In Sight, Christy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Garcia, Maribel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dyerly, Andrea\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to Caecum.,No biopsies needed.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,Colon normal.,Both cold snared and retrived.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: el-Rizk, Hafsa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robles, Marimar\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,RECTUM: Normal.,Very difficult position behind a fold.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Tidwell, Alisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hadeen, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,Retrieved with Roth net.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Romero, D Ondra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Saiganesh, Velma\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Caecal pole intubated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Tannahill, Larissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nading, Shyanne\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.,Left colon was looping and twisting.,Normal retroflexion.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,Diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Reinhart, Kylee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gilbert, April\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Minor, Stevie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Berry, Barbara\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Hammond, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez, Shyvaughn\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: el-Lodi, Shaqeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tefft, Aquain\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI : Normal.,Scope inserted via colostomy.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.,No signs of disease recurrence.,Very poor bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: el-Pirani, Nawfa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hendrix, Millacynt\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,Random biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: Villafan, Verenise\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Weyer, Pixie\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small bowel normal to 10cms.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Golden, Alexah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Forrest, Lanetra\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,Extensive left sided diverticular disease making the sigmoid tortous but otherwise uncomplicated.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,TRANSVERSE COLON: two sessile polyps the largest about 7 mm.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Jordan, Rihana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vue, Dikchhya\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Olson, Angelica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hall, Kelsie\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,Representative biopsies taken.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,Otherwise normal mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Hanson, Mikaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olvera, Katia\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,TRANSVERSE COLON: two sessile polyps the largest about 7 mm.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,Dye spray performed.,4mm sessile rectal polyp noted.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Featureless colon No.,Aspirated a lot of liquid stool but rt side was coated with solid stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Kincheloe, Tyra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Talbott, Cetan\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the teminal ileum.,Tattoo distal to lesion.,Very poor vbowel prep with solid stool thrpoughout transverse and right colon.,Featureless colonNo.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,2 sessile polyps at the rectosigmoid junction.,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Lucero, Katelynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sablan, Michaela\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 20 mm sessile polyp at the level of the ileo-caecal valve on anterior wall.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,Post colitis scarring.,R &L colonic biopsies taken.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Costa, Miranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jeffers, Sydney\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.,Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Stovall, Amber\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Noori, Najaat\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,HCV related cirrhosis.,No other worrying features.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Targeted biopsies: No.,Otherwise normal to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Yost, Kelia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Aerie\nDate of procedure: 2015-03-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Moderate sigmiod diverticulosis, rest of the colon normal.,Base was clipped prophylactically .,Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: el-Rayes, Naseeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Taylor, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: IC resection also widely patent.,No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.,No other disease to TI.,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,Polyp in the splenic flexure.,Previous anterior resection.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: al-Bagheri, Zarqaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lor, Teena\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult and tortuous colon.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,No gross abnormality seen but small polyps might have been missed.,TI: a couple of tiny erosions and midly erythematous mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Morris, Lanae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. O'Hara, Aimee\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the left colon.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.,Both cold snared and retrived.,research biopsies also taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Russo, Azya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rains, Rylie\nDate of procedure: 2005-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID :Mild diveticular disease.,SIGMOID -DESCENDING COLON: inflammation tails off after 35cm.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Cardoza, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brantley, Kierian\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other abnormal areas identified.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.,CAECUM: Normal.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,Targeted biopsies: No.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Schum, Kathleen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Naqvi, Hadbaaa\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.,No other abnormality up to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Rusta, April\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mckenzie, Tesia\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,No signs of inflammation.,There was further improvement from the scope 1 year ago.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Teumer, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ryan, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Yi, Kate\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cai, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Horsman, Holly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Boyd, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Internal hemorrhoids - small.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,Normal to Caecum.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal, no lesions or inflammation hence no biopsies taken.,HCV related cirrhosis.,ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,Diffiult procedure due to bowel prep and patient discomfort.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Weiner, Brooklynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thomas, Kendra\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4g Mezavant XL OD and Asacol supps twice each week.,Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.,SIGMOID :Mild diveticular disease.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Lee, Y Nhi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robertson, Winona\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,No polyps seen.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Valles Torres, Nubia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harris, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2011-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: al-Javed, Jaleela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dewey, Kaylynne\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.,Focal area at 30cm .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Reidenbaugh, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Edris, Muneera\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,Haemorrhoids.,Rest of colon - normal.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Cooney, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shore, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,Challenging procedure with significant looping in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Ramos, Joana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reyes, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,Featureless colon No.,Dye spray used.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,Polyp- <1cm in the rectum.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.,Small bowel normal to 10cms.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Ketchum, Noel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kumagai, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Mondragon, Tranae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shallenberger, Mariana\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.,Diverticulosis.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,Ceacum- 1mm polyp removed with cold snare.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.,2 2 mm sessile polyps in the sigmoid colon.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Williams, Brooke\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Farrah, Salma\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID: Diverticular Disease- Multiple.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: al-Hamid, Aanisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Percell, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,In the distal sigmoid, at 18cm from the anus, there is a malignant appearing stricture, which was impassable with a Fuji colonoscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Kirchner, Ju-Young\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Farag, Farhaana\nDate of procedure: 2012-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,TI - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Cirbo, Maggie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wyn, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,Polyp- <1cm in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Krien, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lafferty, Ella\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.,Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Lynn, Korren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Werth, Angelique\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,Normal mucosal appearances throughout.,Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.,Left colon was looping and twisting.,Dye spray applied: Yes .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Gregg, Renee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hartke, Katherine\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Parker, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Washington, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,4mm sessile rectal polyp noted.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Williams-Mccarther, Shellecia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Jama, Lateefa\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.,No biopsies needed.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,Colon normal.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Scott, Rachel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Harvison, Chante\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,Rectum- 1cm .,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: al-Moussa, Saahira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pereira, Alarie\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,Haemorrhoids.,Normal colon to ceacum.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,Rectum- Normal.,Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Rest of colon - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Price, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Munir, Atheer\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo distal to lesion.,Left colon was looping and twisting.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.,REBOOK.,Normal retroflexion.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Endocuff used.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Brenda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wu, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Retrieved with Roth net.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,The terminal ileum was normal.,Normal colon.,Normal colon to ceacum.,Endosclip applied to base to secure haemostasis.,No other abnormality up to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Jackson, Mariah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzales, Cristina\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: Polyp- <1cm : Polyp- <1cm.,Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,Tattoo distal to lesion.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,Pancolonic divertocualr disease - mild.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Rouse, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Etsitty, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 sessile polyps at the rectosigmoid junction.,In the caecum there was some loss of vascular marking and numerous small superficial ulcers .,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,In the distal sigmoid, at 18cm from the anus, there is a malignant appearing stricture, which was impassable with a Fuji colonoscope.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Salazar, Ann\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Kari\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: REBOOK.,Research biopsies taken with consent.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Sanudo, Brianda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chittarath, Lailanie\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random biopsies taken.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,Normal to the terminal ileum.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,On adalimumab 40mg EoW and tioguanine.,Also viewed in retroflexion.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,No other disease to TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: al-Tabatabai, Azza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vaile, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Inflammation- Segemental .,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,The ICV appeared normal but I was unable to advance beyond 1cm as it seemed to be narroed though the mucosa was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Maes, Viridiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fernandez, Hyatt\nDate of procedure: 2009-05-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: el-Zaidi, Taqiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shahid, Warda\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,4gr.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Padilla, Judit\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mayes, Kristi\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,Colonoc biopsies taken.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.,Recording made for trial purposes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: el-Naim, Shaamila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davis, Cecelia\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp in the splenic flexure.,Quiescent features in the left colon with only reduced vasculature and mild granularity of the mucosa.,Once again at the anal canal there was a 1cm of erythema but no active perianal disease.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Retana, Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ilgenfritz, Natelle Rae\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: al-Nasir, Kareema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Koanui, Tiare\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: al-Basha, Rafeeda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Park, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,SIGMOID :Mild diveticular disease.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Ruybal, Deirdre\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Samara, Hasana\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Heitzer, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Beltran Martinez, Karen\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Sid to side anastomosis.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.,Rectum- Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: al-Hallal, Reema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Setliff, Brittney\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Roche, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Secrest, Alix\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,TI not intubated.,There was scattered shallow ulceration and mucosal ulceration around the IC valve and in the caecum - as pictured, bx taken.,Appendix orifice identified.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Amavisca, Florence\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Killmeyer, Alexa\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Other than this the colon is normal.,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Smith, Katelyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carmody, Calais\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,SIGMOID : Normal.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,Focal area at 30cm .,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: al-Mohammadi, Ibtisaama\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martel, Tsavii\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,No signs of inflammation.,Some scarring throughout the bowel.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Representative biopsies taken.,A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.,Normal colon to the Caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Herold, Jiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vigil, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2016-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No mucosal views obtained.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: al-Ghani, Saamiqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vang, Kayleigh\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.,Aspirated a lot of liquid stool but rt side was coated with solid stool.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: el-Ahsan, Juhaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zaragoza-Madrid, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: research biopsies also taken.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Esquibel Vandegrift, Kalyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lacsina, Connie\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.,Caecum visualised but no mucosal abnormality seen.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.,ANAL CANAL: Stricture.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Kieselstein, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Baca, Tashina\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to Caecum.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.,Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Torres, Breanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Turner, Kiandra\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scarring No.,Withdrawal 10 minutes.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: al-Karimi, Saleema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pernell, Tayvea\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Riley, Vonasherell\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,On a low FODMAP diet but still getting bloating and abdominal discomfort on a daily basis.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: al-Nasr, Sakeena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Redmond, Arielle\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.,Challenging procedure with significant looping in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Flakes, Shaelynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Casey, Reed\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Johnson, Jayda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Samoy, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigmoid diverticulosis.,ANALCANAL: Normal.,5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Hall, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Yousif, Sireen\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Purvis, Alexandrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. An, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: el-Afzal, Aamina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcneal, Kelsi\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Kunstman, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Choudhry, Grace\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: George, Pwint\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ricks, Kiana\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,Cold biopsied and retrieved.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,Erythematous rectum- biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Acosta, Letyraial\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kaba, Aundrea\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Mcmenimen, Jordyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Patchett, Kloe\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,Oedema,granularity of the mucosa at the rectum.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Rest of colon - normal.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Mondine, Cydney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Graciano Solis, Angelique\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Caecum.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.,Haemorrhoids.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Diverticulosis.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,Endocuff used:No .,Otherwise normal mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Wright, Meghan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abid, Warda\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL: Normal.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,The terminal ileum was normal.,Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Franklin, Tayanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bickford, Meghan\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.,Colonoc biopsies taken.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Woodward, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elliott, Eyerusalem\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: UCEIS score :3.,Previous partial response then LOR to golimumab.,1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.,The scope passed easily.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,Inflammation- Segemental .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Lama, Chloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sylla, Marzooqa\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Some scarring throughout the bowel.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,No mucosal views obtained.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.,No gross abnormality seen but small polyps might have been missed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Turner, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Saunders, Alexandra\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.,CAECUM: Normal.,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,Pedunculated polyp.,Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Trierweiler, Hawa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Badie, Lutfiyya\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.,4gr.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Ruff, Kenya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hasan, Khaira\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random Biopsies taken: Yes / No.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Endocuff used:No .,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Right and left biopsies taken in view of diarrhoea.,Normal colon.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: al-Haque, Thaabita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yanito, Monique\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,Polyp in the splenic flexure.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Payne, Brook\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Mercedes\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild distortion of the caecal valve.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Gurrola, Yessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzalez Mora, Gloria\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.,No other abnormal areas identified.,Retrieved with Roth net.,SIGMOID :, DESCENDING COLON:, TRANSVERSE COLON:, ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Polyp- <1cm .,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Cold biopsied and retrieved.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: el-Zaidi, Ruqayya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sayasane, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Kennedy, Hailey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Maddux, Alysh\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Erythematous rectum- biopsied.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Savanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Melcher, Angelica\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Targeted biopsies: No.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Reta Diaz, Katie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roldan, Alba\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,The rest of the mucosawas normal.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Representative biopsies taken.,Similar pattern with vedolizumab.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,No haemorrhoids noted.,Endocuff used.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Thollot, Cassandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mandell, Briana\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,All retrieved.,No signs of disease recurrence.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,The colon was normal.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Lee, Melinda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pallen, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,Biopsies taken.,A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.,The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Research biopsies taken with consent.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Beining, Katelynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perales, Mystic\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Cold biopsied and retrieved.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,The scope passed easily.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,Extensive left sided diverticular disease making the sigmoid tortous but otherwise uncomplicated.,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Mendez-Ramirez, Salena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rad, Ummu Kulthoom\nDate of procedure: 2002-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No suction due to defective scope.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: al-Saah, Afeefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortega, Adriana\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Castillo, Yesica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robinson, Tavion\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: All retrieved.,The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: Dean, Vratanya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Storrer, Joann\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No impression of a mass in the caecum.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Nakai, Melinda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kumagai, Ann\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Oedema,granularity of the mucosa at the rectum.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,Two biopsies were taken from TI, right colon and sigmoid; four biopsies from rectum.,TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.,Also viewed in retroflexion.,5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Lynn, Julia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,No signs of inflammation.,1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.,Significant iron deficiency anaemia, which has responded well to and iron infusion.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Veres, Bethany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Phuong\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Recording made for trial purposes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Patterson, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez Mendoza, Paige\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal.,Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Sparks, Nikeya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tryels, Azeb\nDate of procedure: 2012-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was further improvement from the scope 1 year ago.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,UC/PSC Surveillance.,The colon and terminal ileum were normal, except for a couple of sigmoid diverticula.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: O'Reilly, Anna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Umemura, Amy\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,Haemorrhoids.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Borrego, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Wahab, Shaahida\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Salinas, Beatriz\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Leist, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,No other worrying features.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,CAECUM: Normal.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,Distal colonic mild diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Hinojos Vasquez, Diana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Romero, Casandra\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Hitchcock, Mckenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Shanita\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,No mucosal views obtained.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Anthony, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jeon, Juwon\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ICV appeared normal but I was unable to advance beyond 1cm as it seemed to be narroed though the mucosa was normal.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,ANAL CANAL: moderately congested haemorroids, visible in the canal and in terminal rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Trujillo, Jenifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abdella, Muzaina\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.,No gross abnormality seen but small polyps might have been missed.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,Left colon was looping and twisting.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Gully, Kiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzales, Jocelin\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Other than this the colon is normal.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,The terminal ileum is normal.,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,Enlarged haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: al-Amer, Taamira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rough, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Daisy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shangreaux, Alia\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,TI: a couple of tiny erosions and midly erythematous mucosa.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,Colonic mucosa normal.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Holmes, Karie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bacon, Sydney\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,TI and colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Trujillo, Smaly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Laping, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 12 mm pedunculated polyp in the sigmoid colon.,Angulated splenic flexure.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,No other abnormal areas identified.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Random right and left biopsies taken to exlcude microscopic colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: el-Shareef, Amatullah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jain, Jenny\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,The terminal ileum is normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Lennert, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wauneka, Shelen\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Rectum- Normal.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Tadla, Anna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shaffer, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Whitehorse, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ganbold-Battulga, Nyein Nyein\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,Post colitis scarring.,Retrieved with Roth net.,Previous anterior resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: al-Saah, Muzna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sullivan, Corie\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Sessile 1.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,The scope passed easily.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Marquez, Samantha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montenegro, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Maddux, Shasta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnston, Abigail\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,Sid to side anastomosis.,No other abnormality up to the terminal ileum.,Featureless colon No.,Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Zweifel, Caylie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mitchell, Leia\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.,2 sessile polyps at the rectosigmoid junction.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: el-Elamin, Raaniya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olivares, Breauna\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Smll haemorrhoids.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,In the distal sigmoid, at 18cm from the anus, there is a malignant appearing stricture, which was impassable with a Fuji colonoscope.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Stone, Emma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcgee, Shayla\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Instrument inserted to the TI.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.,Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,Dye spray performed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Levesque, Hayley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cornelius, Tessa\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Slechter, Tiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lemont, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,Endoscopic findings.,Endocuff used.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Smll haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Brady, Skylinn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miramontes, Shanice\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.,3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .,Caecum visualised but no mucosal abnormality seen.,Base was clipped prophylactically .,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Hutchison, Kiana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Griffin, Enjoli\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Ortiz, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Scales, Ayeshia\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Therefore switched to a gastroscope.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.,Biopsies taken from TI, right colon and left colon as requested.,At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.,All retrieved.,No immediate complication.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Paul, Chloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Winter, Aeneva\nDate of procedure: 2015-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon.,Previous anterior resection.,Transverse colonic polyp .,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.,No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,Normal colon.,No cause for iron def found.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Deleon, Dulce\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Doyle, Makaylah\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,Colonoc biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Romero, Analy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trujillo, Nina\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Burathoki, Hoang\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lone, Diana\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant iron deficiency anaemia, which has responded well to and iron infusion.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Colonic Crohn's disease.,Polypectomy performed with Polpyectomy- Snare Resection.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Representative biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Patel, Fiona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salehi, Laaiqa\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,Adenona was biopsied.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Vigil, Nelda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tilley, Alexis\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,Rutgeerts i0.,Pancolonic divertocualr disease - mild.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Macias, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flores, Carolina\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: al-Kaiser, Shafeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whiteskunk, Morgann\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.,The terminal ileum is normal.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,One 5mm ascending polpy- cold biopsied- one 5mm rectal polyp- cold biopsied.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,RECTUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Jones, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lincoln, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,TI not intubated.,No abnormality on retroflexion.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,ANAL CANAL:haemorroids.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Dye spray performed.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Aviado II, Carmen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gardner, Ramona\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Other than this the colon is normal.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Ramirez, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Agarwal, Rhema\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Likely sporadic adenoma.,Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,No further similar episodes.,No evidence of ongoing infection today but a small amount of wart-like tissue remains in the anal canal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Yi, Simmeren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcandrew, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.,Endoscopic findings.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Maestas, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Lisa\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to the caecum.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Han Mi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dews, Niekia\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Caecum.,No signs of disease activity.,Haemorrhoids.,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,2cm polyp in distal transverse.,ANAL CANAL: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Bochmann, Kaylee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Delgado-Deluna, Sophia\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,UCEIS: V1, B2, E1 = 4.,HCV related cirrhosis.,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.,No haemorrhoids noted.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Henley, Destanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duran, Destiny\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.,No polyp/neoplasia.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Allen, Faith\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shahin, Wardiyya\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.,Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Merritt, Asiah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yang, Kaia\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biospies taken from sigmoid.,SIGMOID : several diverticula.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,No cause foranaemia on this examination - no polyps, no vascular lesions seen.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Kim, Thao\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Darcangelo, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The anastomosis is patent with no obvious ulceration .,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,Featureless left colon.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.,The base was clead but was clippedx2 prophylactically.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Buchanan, Sloane\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Reza, Khaira\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids.,TI not intubated.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Ullah, Zubaida\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Key, Kyleigh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.,No signs of disease activity.,The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Dye spray performed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Cooper-Moore, Katheryne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Simon, Dieu Linh\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.,Smll haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Markowitz, Gabriella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Stott, Alaina\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random biopsies taken.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.,Adequate views.,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,Quiescent features in the left colon with only reduced vasculature and mild granularity of the mucosa.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Israel, Macella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Ji Young\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mutliple sessile polyps through out colon .,Polypectomy performed with Polpyectomy- Snare Resection.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: el-Salahuddin, Mawhiba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Radi, Mumtaaza\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal retroflexion.,Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,Random biopsies taken.,SIGMOID : Normal.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,2 sessile polyps at the rectosigmoid junction.,Rest of colon - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Navajo, Mikayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olguin, Patricia\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,No immediate complication.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.,Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,Instrument inserted into the TI.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Darras, Katrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Correamanrique, Verity\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,HCV related cirrhosis.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.,Normal to Caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: al-Atallah, Manaara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Redbird, Chalcey\nDate of procedure: 2007-06-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,5cm sessile polyp in the hepatic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Meza, Kimberley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Walter, Nikki\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Melanosis coli in rectum secondary to laxative use for constipation.,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,No signs of disease activity.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Johnson, Javonne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Haq, Haajara\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM:Normal.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Right and left biopsies taken in view of diarrhoea.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,APC applied to base with good effct.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: el-Ghanem, Huwaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cochran, Ryanna\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Normal colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: al-Khalid, Shaahida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hebel, Kendall\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.,Mutliple sessile polyps through out colon .,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Erdenechimeg, Sylviana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortega, Vanessa\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.,Focal area at 30cm .,Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,Scope inserted via colostomy.,Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.,Colonic Crohn's disease.,The colon was normal.,Not removed due to INR.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Rhoads, Eliana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Jenelle\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,Very difficult position behind a fold.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Erythematous rectum- biopsied.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.,TERMINAL ILEUM:2 apthae wih no ileitis.,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.,Otherwise normal.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: al-Asad, Shaimaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Etsitty, Rylie\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Base clean but prophlactically clipped.,UCEIS score: 5.,Clean base, no bleeding.,solid and liquid stool throughout limitingcolonoscopy.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Weathers, Keara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. John, Lawanda\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Staroscik, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prasad, Christine\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,All retrieved.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Extremely challenging procedure due to looping and a tightly angulated sigmoid.,Right and left biopsies taken in view of diarrhoea.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Tran, Soomin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Lacey\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Tattoo lplaced proximally.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Stottlemyer, Yesenia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Saladin, Tahiyya\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5cm sessile polyp in the hepatic flexure.,Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Espinosa Galindo, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Manzanares, Shaelynn\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,IC resection also widely patent.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: King, Tranae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blackwater, Dinnicka\nDate of procedure: 2003-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not removed due to INR.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Kaur, Rianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Caruso, Natvadee\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,No evidence of perianal disease.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 2 x2mm polyps cold biopsied.,There was scattered shallow ulceration and mucosal ulceration around the IC valve and in the caecum - as pictured, bx taken.,Normal retroflexion.,Extremely challenging procedure due to looping and a tightly angulated sigmoid.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Rahat, Mara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Suto, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,Colon normal.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Raposa, Aaliyah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Obinnah, Kaleisha\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.,Normal appearance to anastamosis.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Paige\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hammond, Bailey\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Sayers, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alderete, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,Biopsies taken from TI, right colon and left colon as requested.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kiefel, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scope inserted via colostomy.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Otherwise normal to caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Randall, Gabriela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Yousuf, Sahla\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.,Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.,Recording made for trial purposes.,Colon normal.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,The colon was normal.,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Bryant, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Littlejohn, Jakarah\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Beauvais, Erin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gronlund, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Hunter, Kala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Santoya, Rosa\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Garcia-Deel, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carroll, Wyona\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,No other worrying features.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,Previous partial response then LOR to golimumab.,Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,Sustained, steroid free remission on 2.,Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Carver, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Faris, Shaakira\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: al-Koroma, Afeefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pearson, Danielle\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,along the same fold there was a further 1.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Biopsies taken from TI, right colon and left colon as requested.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Coutu, Shamika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mc Laren, Angelina\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,Scarring No.,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,No source of blood loss identified.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Vasquez, Guadalupe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abid, Aasiya\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,TRANSVERSE COLON: two sessile polyps the largest about 7 mm.,TI - normal.,Scarring No.,Tiny residual of adenomatous tissue on edge was removed with cold snare and retrieved.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Joseph, Mariyah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Calderon, Malesa\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Small lesions cannot be excluded.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Ho, Caitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Goolsby, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Previous partial response then LOR to golimumab.,Featureless colon No.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,Random right and left biopsies taken to exlcude microscopic colitis.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,No polyps seen.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Langcauon, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martin, Daniqua\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.,Retrieved with Roth net.,ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Sadozai, Kristina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olson-Green, Millicent\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.,Research biopsies taken with consent.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Charles, Symone\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lewis, Treasure\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Focal area at 30cm .,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Otherwise normal.,Mild pancolonic diverticular disease.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: al-Halim, Randa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Soukup, Teal\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Not able to intubate th TI.,Once again at the anal canal there was a 1cm of erythema but no active perianal disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Hohman, Jaime\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bonicelli-Stinson, Tiauna\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,TI and colonic biopsies taken.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,No large or obstructing lesions seen.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Arkadie-Hale, Sativa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kawakami-Mcgill, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.,Scope inserted via colostomy.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Lewis, Mary\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Parra, Kennedy\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A further small colonic polyp cold snared and retrieved.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,The area was tattooed.,SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: al-Mourad, Laila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ghamari, Isabella\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Moderate sigmiod diverticulosis, rest of the colon normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: el-Mona, Muzaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lerew, Diamond\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Distal colonic mild diverticulosis.,No immediate complication.,Sid to side anastomosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Amos, Tierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodello, Crystl\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: UCEIS: V1, B2, E1 = 4.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Normal mucosal appearances throughout.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Quach, Anjali\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mourad, Sireen\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,Adequate views.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,No immediate complication.,Normal to Caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Ramirez, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jose, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,Representative biopsies taken.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Miller, Miranda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zamora, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,On inspection there are a couple of external haemorrhoids, which are easily reducible and collapsed currently.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Britton, Joyce\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reading, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2001-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed with biopsy forceps.,SIGMOID : several diverticula.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Scopeguide was useful.,There remains narrowing in the ascending colon - 3-4cm in length.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Mcguirk, Rebecca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Nasrallah, Kawthar\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Last scope at time of diagnosis.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,TERMINAL ILEUM: limited views due to looping but normal.,Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,ANAL CANAL: Slightly strictured anal canal but no mucosal abnormality seen.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,Rutgeerts i0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: O Neal, Kimberly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rivera, Gabriell\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.,Strictured anal canal but DR performed without severe pain.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Badgett, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ouyang, Cindy\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyps seen.,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,No large or obstructing lesions seen.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Parks, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ha, Aimee\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: LIfted well with St Marks solution.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Rectum- Normal.,Otherwise normal.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: el-Bey, Siddeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Alana\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,Small bowel normal to 10cms.,Likely sporadic adenoma.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: el-Sharif, Manaara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Morad, Shabeeba\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo placed distally.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,Polyp segments removed with Roth net.,Very difficult position behind a fold.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Daniel, Meghana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cropp, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,Endocuff used.,The sessile lesion was biopsied to confirm an established malignancy.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,Descending- Normal.,Colonicmucosa normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Evangelista, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shahid, Kifaaya\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: al-Khalili, Marwa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miranda, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,RECTUM: Normal.,Biopsies from right and left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Roberts, Kale\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortiz, Nichelle\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL: moderately congested haemorroids, visible in the canal and in terminal rectum.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,Diverticulosis.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 20 mm sessile polyp at the level of the ileo-caecal valve on anterior wall.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Tsinnijinnie, Shervanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saidi, Ghazaala\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,Angulated splenic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Adams, Markita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Frost, Dakota\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,4mm sessile rectal polyp noted.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Martinez, Gabriella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Badour, Mahaa\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spray performed.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,Diverticulosis.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,No signs of disease activity.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Wade, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Curtis, Blair\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Maes, Priscilla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Irani, Saalima\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,UCEIS score: 5.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,solid and liquid stool throughout limitingcolonoscopy.,Random right and left biopsies taken to exlcude microscopic colitis.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Oliva, Vanessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sands, Ashlyn\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.,Extensive left sided diverticular disease making the sigmoid tortous but otherwise uncomplicated.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.,The sessile lesion was biopsied to confirm an established malignancy.,Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.,The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: el-Hammoud, Nusaiba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Archuleta, Tiana\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,research biopsies also taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Griego, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nan, Morsal\nDate of procedure: 2003-09-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Pedunculated polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Stebbins, Kristie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vargas, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: HCV related cirrhosis.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Rutgeerts i0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Tran, Annie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morren, Courtney\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,No haemorrhoids noted.,Small lesions cannot be excluded.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Perry, Janae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Porter, Ariel\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: el-Bagheri, Turfa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sahli, Farha\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: REBOOK.,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,Caecal pole intubated.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.,Normal to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Vogel, Jacinda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzales, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,Colonoc biopsies taken.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,The area was tattooed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Knudson, Carlie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tahir, Migmar\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Nash, Sabrina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hernandez, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,Featureless left colon.,UCEIS: V1, B2, E1 = 4.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Burnett, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Soto-Brooks, Miranda\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,SIGMOID : several diverticula.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Mild erythema in rectum only.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Cochran, Nizhoni\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jiang, Chisa\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,History of external haemorrhoids which has been intermittently bleeding for over a year - bright red blood, worse when straining.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Anderson, Julie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cordova, Mikayla\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,Colon biopsy series taken.,All retrieved.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,Non polypoid : Nil.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Smith, Arneka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lovejoy, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,UCEIS score :3.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Caecal pole intubated.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: el-Parsa, Safiyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Darwish, Abeer\nDate of procedure: 2015-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,Targeted biopsies: No.,Therefore switched to a gastroscope.,Significant iron deficiency anaemia, which has responded well to and iron infusion.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.,Non polypoid : Nil.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: al-Mourad, Zaaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hughes, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,Likely representing melanosis coli.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Hill, Sabriya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fischer, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2005-11-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: One 5mm ascending polpy- cold biopsied- one 5mm rectal polyp- cold biopsied.,No abnormality on retroflexion.,No other abnormal areas identified.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,3 rectal polyps each lifted, largest 6mm, snared and 2 retrieved.,Both cold snared and retrived.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.,The colon was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Vu, Claire\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Loya, Jasmine\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,No polyps seen.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.,Featureless colon No.,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: al-Farra, Zarqaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mousa, Razeena\nDate of procedure: 2002-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,Slough in the appendix.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.,Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Lewis, Dekeveion\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Caotrieu, Crysta\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Qureshi, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Castillo, Lizbeth\nDate of procedure: 2006-11-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: el-Naim, Nawaar\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Haq, Aanisa\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Miller, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pettaway, Delaney\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,Featureless left colon.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,ANAL CANAL: Slightly strictured anal canal but no mucosal abnormality seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: el-Pashia, Ibtisaama\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Gabrielle\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Injected then removed.,Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.,Sessile 1.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,Base was clipped prophylactically .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Broome, Hawa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Caitlyn\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.,Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Hayes, Tareia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Brissa\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spray used.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Tinajero Roman, Marisabel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Benavidez, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Smll haemorrhoids.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: al-Sahli, Aatifa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Salahuddin, Radiyya\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Salvador-Rojas, Cynthia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ayoub, Saafiyya\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Mild erythema in rectum only.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.,Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Lisle, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Vohra, Mujaahida\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,Caecal pole intubated.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Meyers, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tang, Sue Lynn\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyp/neoplasia.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.,Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Adkins, Chelice\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rassi, Hamaama\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,Rest of colon - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Chow, Janet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Idlett, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,There remains narrowing in the ascending colon - 3-4cm in length.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Moss, Cynthia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robles, Deann\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Moderate sigmiod diverticulosis, rest of the colon normal.,Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.,Otherwise normal to the caecum.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Bonner, Dawn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Naranjo, Jordon\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A few sigmoid diverticuale, and apthous ulcers in the TI- biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Wamboldt, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Walker, Gabriella\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Smith, Shianne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Heimann, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,REBOOK.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Terraza-Calderon, India\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sadek, Imtinaan\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Mucosa to the ascending colon was normal.,Ulcerative pancolitis.,TI : Normal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Therefore switched to a gastroscope.,solid and liquid stool throughout limitingcolonoscopy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Brauher, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pickering, Catherine\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.,The ICV appeared normal but I was unable to advance beyond 1cm as it seemed to be narroed though the mucosa was normal.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,No immediate complications.,Tattoo distal to lesion.,ANAL CANAL: Stricture.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,Colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Salas Villanueva, Debanhi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Valentina\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .,No immediate complication.,Wading in liquid stool.,Changed to gastroscope.,TERMINAL ILEUM: 10cm examined which was normal.,ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Ablan, Ariana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mansouri, Mayyaada\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,APC applied to base with good effct.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Bellacome, Paula\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Piety, Katelyn\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No mucosal views obtained.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Avants, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Demian, Zainab\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,Colonic mucosa normal.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Esquibel, Brittany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dixon, Ebonee\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,TRANSVERSE COLON: two sessile polyps the largest about 7 mm.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,Angulated splenic flexure.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Johnson, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Palmquist, Gillian\nDate of procedure: 2002-05-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The colon was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Brown, Presley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cash, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3-4 small sigmoid hyperplastic polyps.,Instrument inserted into the TI.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Aspirated a lot of liquid stool but rt side was coated with solid stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Van, Alyssa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Thompson, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,Clean base, no bleeding.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.,IC resection also widely patent.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Morser, Heaven\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bufano, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,Small bowel normal to 10cms.,No source of blood loss identified.,4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Normal colon to the Caecum.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: al-Ebrahimi, Waneesa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vu, Shelby\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon up to the caecum.,1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: John III, Chandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Athwal, Lilly\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Diverticulosis in the proximal descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Romero-Perez, Paulina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, Aliyah\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Smll haemorrhoids.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Aspirated a lot of liquid stool but rt side was coated with solid stool.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Skurky, Winter\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sandoval, Michaela\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,The colon and terminal ileum were normal, except for a couple of sigmoid diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Sills, Desirae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Quitugua, Jaeyeon\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No mucosal abnormality in colon.,Normal colon to the teminal ileum.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,Caecal pole intubated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Jackson, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rich, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Erythematous rectum- biopsied.,Steroids prior procedure: No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: el-Reza, Wafaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Baksh, Thaamira\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Withdrawal 10 minutes.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: el-Farman, Amal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rosen, Dakota\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Rhoads, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcdaniel, Grace\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No gross abnormality seen but small polyps might have been missed.,Disease endoscopically in remission.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Leday, Mckenzie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bailey, Ariah\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Appendix orifice identified.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Villalobos Gonzalez, Daisy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sheehan, Torrie\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biopsies taken for research purposes.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,No biopsies needed.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,Appendix orifice identified.,Rectum- 1cm .,Transverse colonic polyp .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: el-Majeed, Wasmaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Faisol, Terri\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,No abnormality on retroxflexion.,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Terriquez, Dominique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Xiong, Teresa\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive suction and irrigation required.,Slough in the appendix.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Charley, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Zamudio-Olazo, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Colonic biopsies taken.,Removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Lugo III, Jamie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morrison, Alina\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Likely representing melanosis coli.,Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Beltran-Gomez, Audrianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Morris, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.,Changed to gastroscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Ho, Cindy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Edwards-Johnson, Calla\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Changed to gastroscope.,Inflammation- Proctitis.,Biopsies taken.,Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Compian, Isabel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Raunac\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Harden, Kaitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mefford, Valerie\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon to the Caecum.,Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,3 rectal polyps each lifted, largest 6mm, snared and 2 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Lizette\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Haidar, Sajaa\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Inflammation- Proctitis.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Colonicmucosa normal.,Currently asymptomatic.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Biopsies from right and left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Cha, Maithreyi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Darwish, Waheeda\nDate of procedure: 2014-01-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,Colonic biopsies taken.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,Recording made for trial purposes.,4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Ruscetta, Alexis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Usry, Jazmyne\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,No abnormality on retroxflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Rodriguez, Danni\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carter, Madeline\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to caecum.,Not removed due to INR.,SIGMOID -DESCENDING COLON: inflammation tails off after 35cm.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Murray, Jazmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bailey, Requal\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Colonic mucosa was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: al-Suleiman, Hamna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ziebis, Jazzmin\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,No polyp/neoplasia.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Albery, Shelby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Yousef, Rabdaa\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Kwon, Kalia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Mannan, Atheer\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,TI not intubated.,Pedunculated polyp.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,IC resection also widely patent.,Changed to gastroscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Carter, Phanesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Julia\nDate of procedure: 2009-12-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Colonic mucosa normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: el-Abbas, Manaahil\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Suleiman, Mumina\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,Rectum- Normal.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,Endocuff used:No .,Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Mora, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guzman, Cruz\nDate of procedure: 2006-07-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spray performed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Martinez, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gutierrez, Paige\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No large or obstructing lesions seen.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.,Enlarged haemorrhoids.,Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,TI - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: al-Azer, Sukaina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Speak, Ariana\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult and tortuous colon.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Mild erythema in rectum only.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Two biopsies were taken from TI, right colon and sigmoid; four biopsies from rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Parr, Alyson\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bagheri, Gaitha\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Turner, Tionne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Prout, Alleandra\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Tattoo distal to lesion.,No suction due to defective scope.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Espinoza, Felicia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hanif, Mu'mina\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.,Endoscopic findings.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Adequate views .,Ulcerative pancolitis.,Biopsies from right and left colon taken.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: al-Habib, Khulood\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Soto-Cortes, Yessenia\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Rohilla, Erika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Berg, Jill\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,Random biopsies taken.,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,Other than this the colon is normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: al-Noorani, Anbara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Apodaca-Anaya, Delilah\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,Also viewed in retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Archuleta, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Davila Draper, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Slough in the appendix.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.,Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Person, Yvonne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Graham, Myesha\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease.,Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Decker, Bailey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Whitebull-Delgado, Autumn\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,TRANSVERSE COLON: two sessile polyps the largest about 7 mm.,Normal colon.,No signs of disease recurrence.,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.,No cause foranaemia on this examination - no polyps, no vascular lesions seen.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Street, Shaylynn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mckinney, Ramona\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No ulcers or inflammation in the neoterminal ileum.,Previous anterior resection.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,Normal rectum on retroflexion.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Duncanson, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Torrez, Rose\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,Endocuff used.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Brown, Destini\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yanes, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.,Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Very poor bowel prep.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Riddick, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grossnickle, Breanna\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI not intubated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Valdez, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Rashed, Iffat\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Wading in liquid stool.,No gross abnormalities seen.,3 rectal polyps each lifted, largest 6mm, snared and 2 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Holden, Celina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tallo, Daria\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: al-Sultana, Shameema\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lester, Justice\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,Aspirated a lot of liquid stool but rt side was coated with solid stool.,Polyp in the splenic flexure.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Cloud, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ly, Laura\nDate of procedure: 2016-09-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Nichols, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Mi\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Rivera, Olivia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Li, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Pancolonic divertocualr disease - mild.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,Normal retroflexion.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,Rectum- Normal.,Featureless colonNo.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: al-Sarwar, Zubaida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hammond, Lyndee\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Lee, Malia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duvall-Nguyen, Hanbin\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scope inserted via colostomy.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,There was further improvement from the scope 1 year ago.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,Extremely challenging procedure due to looping and a tightly angulated sigmoid.,Base was clipped prophylactically .,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Schmitt, Kailey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pacheco, Deanna\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Tran, Youjia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kerorssa, Madeline\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,No suction due to defective scope.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Duncan, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abbasi, Mutee'a\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No evidence of perianal disease.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,Targeted biopsies: No.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Left colon was looping and twisting.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Xiong, Tina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duran, Yesenia\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Endocuff used:No .,Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,Melanosis coli in rectum secondary to laxative use for constipation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Ford, Ke'Oshia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Mourad, Naadiya\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal rectum on retroflexion.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,5mm sub-pedunculated polyp removed from caecum.,Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Salazar, Darian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lucero, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No suction due to defective scope.,Representative biopsies taken.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: al-Haider, Abeer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hamilton, Alexus\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Vasquez, Trina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hamidi, Turfa\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: el-Kamal, Aarifa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sanchez, Justice\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,On adalimumab 40mg EoW and tioguanine.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Polashock, Kyra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Busemeyer, Francine\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,Two biopsies were taken from TI, right colon and sigmoid; four biopsies from rectum.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Acevedo, Ariel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grosslight, Ariel\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,There remains narrowing in the ascending colon - 3-4cm in length.,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.,No polyps seen.,There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,Dye spray used.,This remains the case, and we were unable to pass sigmoid colon due to significant discomfort.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Bengogullari, Ajanee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Boo, Karen\nDate of procedure: 2011-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: haemorrhoids.,Distal colonic mild diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: al-Morad, Jaleela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Angelo, Leila\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.,TERMINAL ILEUM: limited views due to looping but normal.,No other lesions in the remaining tracts by poor preparation prevented proper examination.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,Normal colonic mucosa to the caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Carrera Iguado, Mikala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Greiss, Widdad\nDate of procedure: 2016-04-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.,Challenging procedure with significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.,Caecal pole intubated.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 2 x2mm polyps cold biopsied.,REBOOK.,Not able to intubate th TI.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Bird, Delphine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Ysamar\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,Normal colon.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: el-Saeed, Haifaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montoya, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,Colon biopsy series taken.,Previous CMV colitis treated in mid 2016.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: el-Yassin, Saahira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yellowhorse, Brittany\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Delgado, Alysh\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lee, Dana\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.,Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.,R &L colonic biopsies taken.,Diverticulosis.,Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,TI -normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Lockman, Anna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mather, Huong\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,Small lesions cannot be excluded.,Previous partial response then LOR to golimumab.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Garcia, Bianca\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Doud, Reema\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the left colon.,Polyp in the splenic flexure.,Ceacum- 1mm polyp removed with cold snare.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,Diverticulosis.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,TI : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: al-Jan, Hanoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ray, Kara\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,Lax looping colon in sigmoid and transverse.,Features of melanosis coli in the right colon.,distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Krien, Katherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Phillips, Denise\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,HCV related cirrhosis.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,There are multiple pseudopolyps throught the recto sigmoid region.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: White, Haley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tate, Dezjanay\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Currently asymptomatic.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,The ICV appeared normal but I was unable to advance beyond 1cm as it seemed to be narroed though the mucosa was normal.,She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: al-Mohamad, Aadila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Opatril, Addie\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Periquet, Lia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Funes, Viviana\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed with biopsy forceps.,Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.,along the same fold there was a further 1.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Features of melanosis coli in the right colon.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: al-Salam, Khairiya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Balboa, Marrissa\nDate of procedure: 2013-04-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R &L colonic biopsies taken.,Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.,No other worrying features.,Normal to Caecum.,Biopsies taken for research purposes.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Del Rosario, Xiaorui\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Johnna\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.,No immediate complication.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,The colon is normal and extend to approximatley the mid-transverse, where the ileocolic anastomsis is.,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,No abnormality on retroflexion .,Mild scarring and featurless colon.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Lowery, Sachae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hasan, Zainab\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.,TI - normal.,Post dilatation the scope passed into TI with pressure.,Small ascending colon sessile polyp removed with cold biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Nahuat-Hau, Karina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cabello, Esmeralda\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal, no lesions or inflammation hence no biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Polk, Miesha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ramirez, Kristel\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: UCEIS score :3.,Tattoo lplaced proximally.,Moderate sigmiod diverticulosis, rest of the colon normal.,RECTUM: Normal.,Very poor bowel prep.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Haley, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miera, See\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive suction and irrigation required.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,Injected then removed.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,Features of melanosis coli in the right colon.,Very limited views.,2cm polyp in distal transverse.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Parker, Chante\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Miller, Kaitlyn\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.,Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,Apalling bowel prep with hard and soft stool.,No impression of a mass in the caecum.,Biopsies from right and left colon.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Torres, Erika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ferguson, Rashawnya\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,Normal to TI.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.,Tattoo placed distally.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Yoo, Gina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Leyba, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Renner, Charlotte\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Valdez, Jordyn\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Damm, Kianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lawson, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,On a low FODMAP diet but still getting bloating and abdominal discomfort on a daily basis.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Garcia, Cindy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Campbell, Phuong\nDate of procedure: 2002-08-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scope inserted via colostomy.,The colon was normal.,Tortuous diverticular segment through sigmoid.,End to end anastamosis - 2 large ulcers at the anastamosis but pssed easily into the ileum- Rutgeerts i2.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Normal retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: al-Mousa, Ameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Lok Tung\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa distal to this was normal.,2mm probable hyperplastic polyp upper rectum excised and retrieved.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,Endocuff used.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Okubo, Sophie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bacho, Haakima\nDate of procedure: 2015-08-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Moderate sigmiod diverticulosis, rest of the colon normal.,Bowel prep poor - cleared asnmuch as possible but some large pools and small amounts of solid stool could not be cleared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Chan, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Towers, London\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Some scarring throughout the bowel.,Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.,TI : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia.,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Smith, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pritchett, Maya\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI - normal.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Polypectomy performed with Polpyectomy- Snare Resection.,Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Treulieb-Kolostyak, Jennifer\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Sativa\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Slough in the appendix.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Gonzales, Alysha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Blackburn, Rio\nDate of procedure: 2012-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No immediate complications.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,Diverticulosis.,Endoscopic findings.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,At the rectum small friable polypoid lesion prolapsing with the anal verge.,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: al-Farooq, Thaamira\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Ottauna\nDate of procedure: 2001-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal to Caecum.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Hernandez, Acacia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pierce, Cheryl\nDate of procedure: 2010-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL: Slightly strictured anal canal but no mucosal abnormality seen.,There is an area on the ICV, on the proximal toward the tattoo that may be residual polyp tissue but not clear even with filter.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold biopsy.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Case, Cailyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bari, Jadeeda\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Polyp- <1cm in the sigmoid colon.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,Adequate views.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,Changed to gastroscope.,Some scarring throughout the bowel.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Nunley, Kimberly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cortez Sandoval, Annkaren\nDate of procedure: 2008-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,Normal to Caecum.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.,Adequate views .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Isgar, Carmen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Urbina-Jimenez, Marilyn\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Tena, Kimberly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Ha Eun\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.,Last scope at time of diagnosis.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Lopez, Janet\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Acosta, Kirsten\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,TI: isolated small erosion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Bartels, Chantell\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Riley, Tonja\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Wading in liquid stool.,Previous CMV colitis treated in mid 2016.,Biopsies taken.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.,Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,2 2 mm sessile polyps in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Sanchez, Elizabeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hubbs, Kendra\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: REBOOK.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Ra, Lynel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cereceres, Whitnie\nDate of procedure: 2004-09-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No gross abnormality seen but small polyps might have been missed.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,Internal hemorrhoids - small.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,Retrieved with Roth net.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Vallejos, Janel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Tabet, Marzooqa\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: limited views due to looping but normal.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Chi, Diana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Montgomery, Jeneba\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonic mucosa was normal.,2 2 mm sessile polyps in the sigmoid colon.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.,Very limited views.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Normal to TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Baumann, Caitlin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Voris, Cassandra\nDate of procedure: 2007-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Non polypoid : Nil.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,ANAL CANAL: Inflammation with easy bleeding at the dentate line but no proctitis.,5mm sub-pedunculated polyp removed from caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Huff, Teresa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tillman, Danika\nDate of procedure: 2011-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM:Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Trujillo, Ana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Arif, Kabeera\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rest of colon - normal.,Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,Not able to intubate th TI.,No haemorrhoids noted.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,Not able to intubate th TI.,progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Mendoza-Santellano, Marcela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hughes, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No CD treatment or surgery for over 20 years.,Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.,Dye spray used.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,Featureless colonNo.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Zoumanigui, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grodsky, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.,Polypoid lesions: Nil.,Erythematous rectum- biopsied.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,TI not intubated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Gallegos, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rossman, Jenna\nDate of procedure: 2004-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild pancolonic diverticular disease.,Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Tran, Ha Eun\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ackerman, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,Normal colon up to the caecum.,No large or obstructing lesions seen.,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,Right and left colonic biopsies tken.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: al-Siddiqi, Rashaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ozer, Ghazaala\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.,1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.,Multiple polyps throughout colon all cold-snared.,Previous hysterectomy with tortuous sigmoid colon likely due to adhesions.,Colonoscope advanced into the TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Bailey, Tasia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Bari, Huda\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypoid lesions: Nil.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Archuletta, Marissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bat-Itgel, Linh\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor vbowel prep with solid stool thrpoughout transverse and right colon.,5cm sessile polyp in the hepatic flexure.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Thacker, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Oyama, Alecia\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No large or obstructing lesions seen.,Other than this the colon is normal.,Featureless left colon.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Ironwing, Deja\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. White, Rose\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,No other worrying features.,SIGMOID : Normal.,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Slowman, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Adams, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: el-Mady, Saaliha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Conner, Jaylin\nDate of procedure: 2015-04-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,Biopsies from right and left colon.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.,3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,Random biopsies taken in sigmoid and descending colon due to inflammation and bowel prep.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Brianna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Olivares, Carmen\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyps seen.,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon.,Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Lawson, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tran, Marielle\nDate of procedure: 2003-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,No other polyps seen but limited views in withdraw.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,There remains narrowing in the ascending colon - 3-4cm in length.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Herrera, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ally, Saahira\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.,Very poor bowel prep.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Gibson, Mica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Genovez, Savannah\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Instrument inserted into the TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Lawson, Rebekah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Griffen, Beth\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: All cold snared, only 3 retrieved.,Biopsies from right and left colon.,Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Colonoc biopsies taken.,Normal colonic mucosa up to point of insertion.,Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,Sustained, steroid free remission on 2.,Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.,Diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Villalvazo, Valantina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Fadel, Waliyya\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At the anastomosis there was a stricture which could not be passed.,Otherwise normal to caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Vences, Lisbeth\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hamid, Sajaa\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,3 small polyps in the rectosigmoid .,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: al-Rahaman, Hamda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tessmer, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2009-09-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Withdrawal 10 minutes.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Raised and cold snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: el-Azizi, Shahaada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Assaf, Mazeeda\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Targeted biopsies: No.,3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: al-Kazemi, Nameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Khalid, Mu'mina\nDate of procedure: 2002-02-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,UCEIS score: 5.,Angulated splenic flexure.,Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,These may have been post-inflammatory polyps but were removed to decide between this and a TVA.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Green, Milena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Yea Eun\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,Normal mucosa thought the colon and terminal ileum.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,Unable tp pass with colonoscope by Dr Sanderson.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Collins, Karen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Tamer, Umaima\nDate of procedure: 2016-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Severe Diverticular Disease.,Changed to gastroscope.,Very poor bowel prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Frost, Caitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Daijah\nDate of procedure: 2010-07-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Biopsies taken from TI, right colon and left colon as requested.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Mercado, Angel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grayson, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: distal proctitis with active bleeding, otherwise normal mucosa to splenic flexure.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,Mutliple sessile polyps through out colon .,Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Logan, Emily\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guinto, Xiaoye\nDate of procedure: 2008-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Delarosa, Willow\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Apodaca, Venetty\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: Rufenacht, Brinna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Del Rio, Jenny\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.,All retrieved.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,3-4 small aphthous ulcers seen inTI.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,Ceacum- 1mm polyp removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Overton, Majuma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lujan, Maia\nDate of procedure: 2009-03-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : several diverticula.,DESCENDING COLON: Marked diverticulsosis for a length of 20cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,He will need a repeat flexible sgmoidoscopy with full bowel prep in 3 months to review.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Wainwright, Oliva\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Santos Jimenez, Fabiola\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2mm probable hyperplastic polyp upper rectum excised and retrieved.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Arapahoe, Marlana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Sabbrina\nDate of procedure: 2010-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonicmucosa normal.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: al-Mustafa, Mu'mina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Abrams, Cassie\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No immediate complication.,Colonicmucosa normal.,Significant iron deficiency anaemia, which has responded well to and iron infusion.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,Extensive suction and irrigation required.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Park, Brenda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Malek, Wajdiyya\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small lesions could easily have been mised.,There was further improvement from the scope 1 year ago.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,TI: Normal.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Haemorrhoids.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,Quiescent features in the left colon with only reduced vasculature and mild granularity of the mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Nelson, Canteskuya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Tan, Dina\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2mm probable hyperplastic polyp upper rectum excised and retrieved.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,Mild erythema in rectum only.,TERMINALILEUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Giang, Nastaran\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Alvarez, Angel\nDate of procedure: 2001-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rectum- 1cm .,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,Endoscopic findings.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Vongvichith, Darby\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Yang, Marylyn\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Difficult looping left colon requiring pressure and benfitted greatly from scopeguide.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Perry, Ayala\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Heena\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: Polyp- <1cm : Polyp- <1cm.,RECTUM: Normal.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,TI : Normal.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.,Severe Diverticular Disease.,Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Laverentz, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Abeyta, Canteskuya\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.,TI - normal.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,Biopsies taken for research purposes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Albarado, Elyse\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcfadden, Keeazharae\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Eventhough we went upto ceacum there is no way to exclude polyps .,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,Mild pancolonic diverticular disease.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Otherwise normal.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: the ICV valve looked erythematous, .,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,Representative biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Marruffo Espinoza, Stephany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sandoval, Fernanda\nDate of procedure: 2013-05-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.,Biospies taken from sigmoid.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,Features of melanosis coli in the right colon.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Bigbey, Stephanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haulman, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,No gross abnormalities seen.,The mucosa was entirely normal throughout the colon and terminal ileum.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: el-Moustafa, Wadee'a\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ramadan, Hamaama\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Valdez, Mariela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khan-Akbari, Pazao\nDate of procedure: 2013-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,Normal retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Garner, Jacqueline\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aguirre, Flor\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,Tattoo distal to lesion.,research biopsies also taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Williams, Jackie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mullins, Deja\nDate of procedure: 2001-01-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Good views upto hepatic flecture but unabe to reach beyond that into ascending colon.,Biopsies from right and left colon taken.,Likely sporadic adenoma.,In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Holt, Sarah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trevizo-Mcfeeters, Jazmin\nDate of procedure: 2005-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal rectum on retroflexion.,Normal colon.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Crowdis, Carly\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Barnes, Maya\nDate of procedure: 2006-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon up to the caecum.,Small lesions cannot be excluded.,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.,No signs of inflammation.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Gribble, Vanessa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Deshazor, Jade\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 5mm polyp in transverse colon removed with cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Caballero, Angelica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Brown, Araceli\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Although not bleeding at the moment these were treated with APC.,4gr.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,RECTUM: Normal.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Bondo, Sharenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Natasha\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: progression since last year with roughly 10 ulcers some of them large with luminal narrowing such that I could not enter the terminal ileum - Rutgeerts i4.,Colonic biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Mckinney, Tanasia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mulholland, Sela\nDate of procedure: 2005-04-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,Scarring No.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,Normal mucosal appearances throughout.,Biopsies taken from TI, right colon and left colon as requested.,Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.,Significant looping in the left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Lizardo, Shaylene\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fuston, Cassidy\nDate of procedure: 2005-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Badsky, Victoria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccabe, Mackenzie\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.,The terminal ileum was normal.,x2 small ulcers <5mm in the terminal ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Woodard, Canteskuya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Metts, Mariah\nDate of procedure: 2006-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small lesions could easily have been mised.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,Multiple biopsies taken and tattoo placed just distal to the lesion.,Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,Small descending polyp removed cold snare.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.,Haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Juarez, Alma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Amos, Stevie\nDate of procedure: 2007-12-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,Rest of colon - normal.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,Pancolonic diverticular disease more extensive in sigmoid colon.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Ball, Thalia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Kamara, Raheema\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: al-Musa, Ameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mccoy, Corrina\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,The colon and terminal ileum were normal, except for a couple of sigmoid diverticula.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Dilley, Savannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nixon, Laura\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.,No immediate complication.,Haemorrhoids.,Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Weller, Kyla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Sharaf, Fateena\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,Recording made for trial purposes.,Removed with biopsy forceps.,Extremely challenging procedure due to looping and a tightly angulated sigmoid.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,Colon normal.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Poor bowel prep throughout the colon obstructing views of the colonic mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Ortiz, Shawnna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Chase, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,7mm ascending colon polyp lifted with St MArks and snared, retrieved.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: el-Taheri, Amniyya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rhatigan, Brianna\nDate of procedure: 2010-11-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,Severe Diverticular Disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Pak, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Groves, Taryn\nDate of procedure: 2011-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,5mm sub-pedunculated polyp removed from caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Campbell, Mackenzie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Marshall, Jerrica\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosal appearances throughout.,ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: al-Taheri, Rafeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ahluwalia, Castine\nDate of procedure: 2014-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Biospies taken from sigmoid.,There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.,Good haemostasis achieved, adrenaline injection with one polypectomy site.,Melanosis coli in rectum secondary to laxative use for constipation.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.,marked diverticulosis mid and proximal sigmoid colon.,There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Kim, Zeavennia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kelly, Ellamay\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Rascon, Audrey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Tahir, Randa\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: x1 2cm sessile polyp at 40cm with impression of central depression.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Colonic Crohn's disease.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Very limited views.,Normal mucosa to the Caecum.,I-C Anastamosis: Normal.,Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Vu, Leanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mclean, Chelsea\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,Recording made for trial purposes.,Removed with hot snare in 2 pieces .,Non polypoid : Nil.,Post colitis scarring.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.,Normal colon.,Transverse - Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Rivera, Leah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Peters, Nadia\nDate of procedure: 2007-04-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.,No obvious haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,TI -normal.,2 x 2 mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,25-50cm, lack of mucosal vascular differentiation and a single deep ulcer at 40cm.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Good views upto hepatic flecture but unabe to reach beyond that into ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Morgan, Jo\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mai, Shelly\nDate of procedure: 2003-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Greer, Tyrika\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Arshad, Marjaana\nDate of procedure: 2010-03-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa was entirely normal throughout the colon and terminal ileum.,Transverse colonic polyp .,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.,No other worrying features.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Fischer, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Akquia, Samantha\nDate of procedure: 2007-11-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp retrieved, histology pending, looks hyperplastic.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Sparks, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortega, Kelly\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Steroids prior procedure: No.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Carabello, Valeria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Srinivasan, Hannah\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,Caecal pole intubated.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: Edwards, Kayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Nashea\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal to the caecum.,RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.,Endocuff used:No .,Base clean but prophlactically clipped.,Normal colon to ceacum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Meridy, Alexus\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Khamvongsa, Analicia\nDate of procedure: 2008-12-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.,Removed using cold biopsy.,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,TI not intubated.,Procedure limited to the sigmoid due to poor prep.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: el-Ghazal, Noora\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Covarrubias, Viviana\nDate of procedure: 2014-12-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small bowel normal to 10cms.,Mild and Patchy Inflammation- Proctitis.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: al-Naqvi, Ghaaliya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Azimi, Tamanna\nDate of procedure: 2016-05-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Dye spray used.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 4mm sessile polyp - cold snared.,Even with small amount of sedation patient had a few seconds of vasovagal so sedation not increased.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Desmarais, Mikayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ngo, My\nDate of procedure: 2006-12-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM:Normal.,Also viewed in retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: Baca, Jazmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bruce, Deja\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.,No haemorrhoids noted.,Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Warat, Carmen\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fiddelke, Jamie\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Mcghee, Nardos\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Walker, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2015-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 8 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Mild diverticular disease.,RECTUM: Normal.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Miller, Anjumunara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Padgett, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,4gr.,Normal to TI.,Dye spra applied which revealed 2 small polyp .,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Diffiult procedure due to bowel prep and patient discomfort.,solid and liquid stool throughout limitingcolonoscopy.,ANAL CANAL:Normal.,Features of melanosis coli in the right colon.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Smith, Lanae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lanz, Shianne\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.,Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.,Severe sigmoid diverticulosis as noted previously.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: Meier, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lott, Laura\nDate of procedure: 2003-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Cannata, Selena\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Guerette, Macie\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal looking mucosa-bx taken.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Normal colon to the Sigmoid colon.,However, reasonably good views were available through the anastomosis and no infalmmation was seen .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Loya, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruybal, Elizabeth\nDate of procedure: 2006-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,3 rectal polyps each lifted, largest 6mm, snared and 2 retrieved.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Gomez, Sage\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wiebe, Rachel\nDate of procedure: 2009-06-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.,Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,Also viewed in retroflexion.,2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Mills, Makayla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Picard, Christine\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Chung, Amy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nelson, Rajeana\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- COLD Snare Resection.,5mm polyp in distal sigmoid removed with cold snare.,Smll haemorrhoids.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,Withdrawal 10 minutes.,Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,Tattoo placed adjacent tp the polyp.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: al-Sharif, Najeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cook, Karissa\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,The sessile lesion was biopsied to confirm an established malignancy.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,Melanosis coli in rectum secondary to laxative use for constipation.,RECTUM:Normal.,Biopsiesn taken from TI, ascending, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,Colonic mucosa normal.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Xiong, Selma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garcia, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,5 cm - serial biopsies in addition to targetted biopsies for histology and microbiology.,The colon was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Allen, Sharnell\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortiz, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,Sid to side anastomosis.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: al-Hossain, Sajaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Brooke\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,Tattoo placed distally.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.,SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,Not able to intubate th TI.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Wang, Cynthia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mower, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2001-11-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Ketchum, Kateri\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Heimann, Kayla\nDate of procedure: 2007-01-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive left sided diverticular disease making the sigmoid tortous but otherwise uncomplicated.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,On a low FODMAP diet but still getting bloating and abdominal discomfort on a daily basis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: el-Sylla, Samraa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pang, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Retrieved with Roth net.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Polyp- <1cm in the sigmoid colon.,Left hemicolectomy anastomosis narrowed but scope passed through easilyso no need for dilatation.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Mcbride, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Pirani, Abeer\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON erythema, complete loss of vasuclar pattern and erosions which macroscopically looks kike right sidedulcerative colitis - Mayo 2 / UCEIS 4.,TI: Normal.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Robertson, Gloria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Story, Destinee\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Normal to TI.,Within sigmoid focal area with milld erythema in an area with mild diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Choe, Amanda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ma, Mohra\nDate of procedure: 2004-02-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Very poor prep - unable to proceed.,Biopsies from sigmoid and rectum taken in view of previously raised calprotectin.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Lovejoy, Michealla\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Howard, Madison\nDate of procedure: 2002-04-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp retrieved, histology pending.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,Injected then removed.,Previous IC resection adn anterior resection fior sigmoid stricture.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.,Currently asymptomatic.,Distal transverse colon 8mm sessile polyp - removed with cold snare and retrieved.,There were 2 subepithelial lipomas in the caecum and ascending colon .,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Beaulieu, Kara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Archuleta, Shawnna\nDate of procedure: 2003-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.,No lesions were found using dye-spray chromoendoscopy.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Mild diverticular diseae in the right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: al-Fahmy, Randa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rainy, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,Caecal inflamation and nectortic ulcerated leasion, biopsies taken.,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: al-Latif, Tareefa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martin, Isabella\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal appearance to anastamosis.,Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Munoz, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Angela\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,The scope passed easily.,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.,Instrument inserted into the TI.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,3-4mm transverse polyp removed by cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Lieb, Andrea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Bahri, Naseera\nDate of procedure: 2014-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.,Targeted biopsies: No.,HCV related cirrhosis.,1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,Removed with cold snare and cold biopsy respectively.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: Normal.,Impression of small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Perez, Kenisa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez Valtierra, Jayla\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,Unable to intubate caecal pole due to significant looping.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Quiescent features in the left colon with only reduced vasculature and mild granularity of the mucosa.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: Chang, Shagun\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal retroflexion.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,In the caecum there was some loss of vascular marking and numerous small superficial ulcers .,TI : Normal - bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Nicely, Anastasia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bennett, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2 2 mm sessile polyps in the sigmoid colon.,No obvious lesions were seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Day, Skylar\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Freehling, Erin\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: IC resection also widely patent.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,along the same fold there was a further 1.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Lara, Trinity\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aouthabachi, Srida\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: Diverticular Disease- Few.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,Impression of small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Fernandez, Erica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Younes, Mahbooba\nDate of procedure: 2005-09-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,ASCENDING COLON :Normal.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,RECTUM: Normal, though I was unable to retroflex.,Mucosal inflammation with 0: No bleeding.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Poor bowel prep preventing good views of the mucosa.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,Random Biopsies taken: Yes / No.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Okoye, Hazel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez, Nashea\nDate of procedure: 2016-12-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal mucosal appearances throughout.,Good views upto hepatic flecture but unabe to reach beyond that into ascending colon.,PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,x2 angiodysplasia seen with small overlying clots.,4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,SOLID STOOL IN RECTUM AND SIGMOID.,Normal colon to the Terminalileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Bang, Simran\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Pirani, Misbaah\nDate of procedure: 2011-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: al-Mir, Muntaha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Moua, Hadia\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1 aphthous ulcer only, not CD type, in ileum.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.,No polyps seen.,Retrieved with Roth net.,Disease activity: Quiescent .,Inflammtion- Neo-terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Turnbough, Reanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mackey, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2005-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,No other worrying features.,Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,No other disease to TI.,Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.,Small 1mm sessile polyp in the transverse colon removed with cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Luna, Melanie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vangsnes, Alicia\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 12 mm pedunculated polyp in the sigmoid colon.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Oedema,granularity of the mucosa at the rectum.,GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.,Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: al-Youssef, Wasmaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gonzales, Gracie\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scarring No.,Despite significant analgesia and sedation, multiple position changes, use of abdominal pressure, the procedure was intolerably uncomfortable and I was unable to progress beyond the sigmoid.,No haemorrhoids noted.,There was also a larger, flat lesion which was lifted and removed using a hot, barbed snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Gnabasik, Joselyne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Engel, Ashley\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.,TI - normal.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,No cause foranaemia on this examination - no polyps, no vascular lesions seen.,These had the impression of serrated lesions.,Unfortunately despite increasing sedation and entonox patient was crying in pain so procedure stopped.,Haemostatic clip place in ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Mcfalls, Aaliyah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Clay, Paula\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: She was not clinically appropriate to give more sedation.,Rest of colon - normal.,Biopsies taken.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Normal.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Non polypoid : Nil.,UC/PSC Surveillance.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Gipson, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hanson, Lynn\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,Otherwise normal to caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: Clayton, Angelic\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Jaber, Hasnaa\nDate of procedure: 2008-02-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Quiescent disease with no features of endoscopic activvity.,No biopsies needed.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the rectum and a patch in the caecum.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: Loaiza, Gicelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Farha, Raafida\nDate of procedure: 2015-11-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Herrera, Briana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Williams, Janee\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypoid lesions: Nil.,There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,Diverticular disease.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Inflammed Terminal ileum - mild - biopsied.,Polyp segments removed with Roth net.,Rectum- 1cm .,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Smith, Ta'Jiona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ward-Katchen, Rose\nDate of procedure: 2006-01-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: Sena, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lightfoot, Cassidy\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No abnormality on retroflexion .,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,SIGMOID :Mild diveticular disease.,DESCENDING COLON: 3 mm polyo at descending removd with cold biopsy forceps.,3mm sessile polyp rectosigmoid- snare polypectomy.,No cause for iron def found.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,2cm polyp in distal transverse.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: Grohman, Margarita\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Treto, Martinique\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mucosa to the caecum - normal.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: el-Kaba, Amatullah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bell, Heidi\nDate of procedure: 2012-12-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: R &L colonic biopsies taken.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Tortuous sigmoid colon.,Non polypoid : Nil.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: el-Ben, Wafaaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Hamad, Haaniya\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Whatley, Monica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Donnellan, Emily\nDate of procedure: 2015-10-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Chen, Allison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robele, Domisha\nDate of procedure: 2001-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small bowel normal to 10cms.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Adams, Jadae\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Swain, Anquanette\nDate of procedure: 2012-01-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No mucosal views obtained.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Fourhorn, Jeana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Iqbal, Nazeeha\nDate of procedure: 2011-07-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Moderate left sided diverticular disease as previously noted.,Normal mucosal appearances to caecum.,Likely representing melanosis coli.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Torrez, Sara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dupree, Ashlee\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,Very angulated and luminal narrowing - unable to pass.,Polyp- <1cm in the rectum.,haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: Domer, Sadie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garza, Stephanie\nDate of procedure: 2009-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,Previous CMV colitis treated in mid 2016.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Biopsies from Ti, right and left colon.,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Titus, Cherise\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dorman, Alexa\nDate of procedure: 2008-01-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal in general colonic mucosa.,3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.,Angulated splenic flexure.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,Dye spray performed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Price, Xochitl\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ablan, Ariana\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Slough in the appendix.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,This remains the case, and we were unable to pass sigmoid colon due to significant discomfort.,SIGMOID : 15 mm sessile polyp lifted with 1:100Kadrenaline/gelofusine/methilene blue solutionhot snared and retrieved.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Quijada, Gabriella\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Uddin, Kabeera\nDate of procedure: 2004-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No large or obstructing lesions seen.,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,The mucosa distal to this was normal.,Not removed due to INR.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,Unusual apparances and anatomy of the right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: Matthes, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nghiem, Kimberly\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,No other worrying features.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Single sessile 15mm polyp in mid-ascending that was lifted and resected with hot snare in one piece .,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Bible, Natosha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Denae\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-24\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp- <1cm in the mid ascending colon.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Demarco, Caitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lewien, Saranya\nDate of procedure: 2008-05-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,Endocuff used.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Haemorrhoids and skin tags of anal verge.,Caecum visualised but no mucosal abnormality seen.,In the rectum there was avery mild, patchy proctitis with mild eythema and loss of vascular pattern as a couple of erosions.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Dul, Bryce\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gutierrez Grimaldo, Dalia\nDate of procedure: 2012-04-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colonoscope advance to the TI.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.,Rest of the mucosa to the caecal pole was unremarkable.,Not removed due to INR.,Not removed due to INR.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Baek, Lashe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reyes, Gabrielle\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Several small benign polyps in transverse and right colon but none responsible for bleeding.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,TI : Normal.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,Representative biopsies taken.,Mild scarring and featurless colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: Douglas, Yaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sargent, Anna\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No caecum although or appendiceal orifice seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Tinoco, Alejandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Orr, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Very poor bowel prep.,Normal colon.,SIGMOID: Diverticular Disease- Multiple.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Santiago, Dillon\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reeves, N Dea\nDate of procedure: 2014-11-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Wading in liquid stool.,Random right and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis in view of recent loose stool .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Garner, Kara\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garimella, Emerald\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,2 2 mm sessile polyps in the sigmoid colon.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: Daniels, Dorina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lennie, Dinnicka\nDate of procedure: 2002-06-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No signs of disease recurrence.,I will book her for a CT colonography with prep beforehand.,Otherwise normal to the terminal ileum.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: el-Niazi, Hawraa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Murray, Kaitlyn\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Both cold snared and retrived.,No immediate complication.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Chumm, Judy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mawle, Mikayla\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.,TERMINAL ILEUM: Normal .,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Nandih, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hoover, Melanie\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Insertion via stoma, no rectum.,TI: isolated small erosion.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.,No other abnormality in the remaining tracts.,Lack of mucosal vascular differentiation, mucosal erythema, contact bleeingand widespread ulceration to 25cm - consistent with Mayo 3 colitis, biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: el-Safar, Aarifa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wisemon, Leah\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,Random Biopsies taken: Yes / No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: Padilla, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reeves, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,TERMINAL ILEUM: limited views due to looping but normal.,RECTUM: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Ruybal, Tanya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Sharif, Wajeeha\nDate of procedure: 2003-02-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANAL CANAL:Normal.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,Quiescent disease with no features of endoscopic activvity.,Likely sporadic adenoma.,Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.,Normal Smalll internal haemorrhoids only.,TI : Normal - bx taken.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Miles-Groce, Anthaneisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Bey, Muzna\nDate of procedure: 2012-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No impression of a mass in the caecum.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: el-Dar, Awda\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kim, Amanda\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: al-Wahab, Fakeeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nickerson, Morgan\nDate of procedure: 2011-03-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Lai, Jessica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Yamin, Ghaaliba\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Shaw, Chloe\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Shehata, Shukriyya\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: el-Nasir, Hanoona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sandoval, Yadira\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: NormalUnable to enter TI due to looping.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Andrade, Cheyenne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Asuquo, Tianna\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: Nguyen, Kate\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Saah, Aasiya\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,5cm sessile polyp in the hepatic flexure.,in sigmoid and descending colo equivalent to Mayo 2.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Known Crohn's with multiple previous laparotomies for resections.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Sabin, Asiah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jones, Shaelynn\nDate of procedure: 2012-11-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Clean base, no bleeding.,Otherwise normal.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: Wang, Lindsey\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Toliver, Elasia\nDate of procedure: 2003-10-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1x 3 mm sessile polyp in the distal sigmoid colon.,Disease activity: Quiescent .,Good views upto hepatic flecture but unabe to reach beyond that into ascending colon.,Not able to intubate th TI.,Small bowel normal to 10cms.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Neal, Mische\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rodriguez Lomas, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2010-05-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient has large haemorrhoids on retrofexion likely cause pf bleeding.,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,TI : Normal.,Therefore switched to a gastroscope.,Distal ileum : 30cm up, normal.,No obvious lesions were seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: Feder, Shania\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Coggswell, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.,Otherwise normal mucosa.,Tattoo distal to lesion.,TI: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Possible achalasia.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Person, Deshawna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dodson, Jayme\nDate of procedure: 2015-09-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2cm polyp in distal transverse.,Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,In the caecum there was some loss of vascular marking and numerous small superficial ulcers .,Prominent IC valve but no mucosal abnormality seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: Whittemore, Aubry\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dejean, Lauren\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Single pseudopolyp with a necrotic looking head - removed with hot snare, some ooze from base, two resolution clips applied .,Normal to the terminal except for a small polyp at the hepatic flexure as well as a single diverticulum in that region.,5 mm polyp just distal to this cold snared and retrieved CAECUM: Normal.,ANALCANAL: Normal.,Small hyperplastic polyps in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Alsup, Hannah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Kida, Kiera\nDate of procedure: 2014-05-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Caecal pole intubated.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout the colon.,Raised and cold snared.,2 mm sessile rectal polyp removed with cold snare, not retrieved.,No mucosal views obtained.,Disease endoscopically in remission.,A few scatered telangectasia but otherwise normal.,research biopsies also taken.,The other 7mm removed by cold snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: Garza Ovalle, Sierra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Shaheen, Amatullah\nDate of procedure: 2008-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not excised as on clopidogrel.,Other than this the colon is normal.,Several diverticula in the sigmoid and right colon.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Normal colon to the Caecum.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Watkins, Maeselle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Carter, Exaviah\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Transplant deposited in the caecum.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,SIGMOID -DESCENDING COLON: inflammation tails off after 35cm.,Adenomatous appearing polyp in Sigmoid x2 1 5mm removed by cold biopsy.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Colonicmucosa normal.,Angulated splenic flexure.,No mucosal abnormality in colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Bean, Mallori\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aguilar, Alexys\nDate of procedure: 2003-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm sessile polyp in the rectum.,Extensive left sided diverticular disease making the sigmoid tortous but otherwise uncomplicated.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.,SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.,Sustained, steroid free remission on 2.,Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Hemlock, Lauren\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Krantz, Charlayna\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Regan, Kathryn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hallal, Wardiyya\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At caecal pole, 5 mm flat polyp was cold snared but not retrieved.,Removed using cold biopsy.,ASCENDING COLON : x 4 diminutive polyps.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y8399750\nPatient Name: O'Dorisio, Sydney\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Samara, Fikriyya\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult procedure due to redundency and looping.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,No abnormality on retroflexion .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J6374864\nPatient Name: Horn, Alyndis\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Roberts, Megan Janet\nDate of procedure: 2015-07-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B2778915\nPatient Name: Jones, Danzig\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ricciardelli-Lewis, Linzey\nDate of procedure: 2011-05-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: small rim of adenomatous tissue at site of previous resection identified by scar and tattoo.,Post colitis scarring.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7234444\nPatient Name: Dorji, Tia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Acosta, Cheyenne\nDate of procedure: 2010-12-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The scope passed easily.,No gross abnormalities seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z3389474\nPatient Name: Zavala, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gill, Jahla\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-16\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Some diverticula with inverted diverticulum at 29cm.,SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.,Two biopsies were taken from TI, right colon and sigmoid; four biopsies from rectum.,Procedure recorded as per trial protocol.,Very limited views.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T1640766\nPatient Name: el-Selim, Shaafia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Serrano, Celeste\nDate of procedure: 2005-10-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticulosis from the sigmoid colon to the mid descending colon.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,Otherwise normal.,Transverse colonic polyp .,SIGMOID : 5 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Oedema,granularity of the mucosa at the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7097317\nPatient Name: Hall, Cynthia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Quick Bear, Shervanna\nDate of procedure: 2013-12-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No evidence of inflammation throughout .,Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,No further similar episodes.,ASCENDING COLON : traces of fresh blood ahead of scope on insertion.,Otherwise normal mucosa to the caecum.,research biopsies also taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I6191260\nPatient Name: Hodges, Darian\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Jackson Jr, Abbie\nDate of procedure: 2007-07-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID and DESCENDING COLON: few scattered aphtous erosions with normal surrounding mucosa.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Patient was in pain as soon as scope was inserted into rectum.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2801355\nPatient Name: Kendall, Marcina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dowd, Amber\nDate of procedure: 2016-07-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No abnormality on retroflexion.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.,Otherwise normal to the caecum.,Dye spray revelaed several lesions throughout colon which were biopsied on IC valve, hepatic flexure, transverse colon, splenic flexure, sigmoid colon and rectum.,SIGMOID :Mild diveticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E2849108\nPatient Name: Spicely, Chelsea\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Henkels, Desiree\nDate of procedure: 2013-01-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The area was tattooed.,Normal colonic mucosa throughout.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Melanosis coli in rectum secondary to laxative use for constipation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C5568835\nPatient Name: el-Shahin, Raihaana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez-Rios, Cady\nDate of procedure: 2006-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Anastamosis identified, and a small adenoma was identified in this region.,No further similar episodes.,Polypectomy performed with Polpyectomy- Snare Resection.,No suction due to defective scope.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,Very poor bowel prep.,2cm polyp in distal transverse.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9415992\nPatient Name: Choi, Angelica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2007-03-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI - normal.,There were six small polyps in the caecum and ascending colon - all less than 4mm.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P9449574\nPatient Name: Chapman, Shalai\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Faris, Shaahira\nDate of procedure: 2014-02-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Small sigmoid polyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.,The neoterminal ileum is normal apart from clofazimine-induced pigmentation.,Ulcerative pancolitis.,Sigmoid diverticulosis.,2 small polyps in rectum - removed with biopsy forceps.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,Disease: Ileocolonic rohn's disease.,Non polypoid : Nil.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R1953003\nPatient Name: Fraser, Kylie Ann\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Albrow, Raijaun\nDate of procedure: 2008-10-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : Mild diverticulosis.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,Two biopsies were taken from the right and left colon respectively.,Transverse- Few scattered diverticulae.,Wading in liquid stool.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W9243125\nPatient Name: Davis Johnson, Chioma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Ashraf, Labeeba\nDate of procedure: 2005-01-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.,Appendix orifice identified.,TI: isolated small erosion.,Tattoo placed proximal to the polyp.,Inflammation- Proctitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O9844544\nPatient Name: Mitchell, Janeah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Vallie, Olivia\nDate of procedure: 2009-04-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Difficult and tortuous colon.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Normal colon.,R and L biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis given the history of loose bowel motions.,The scope passed easily.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.,Tattoo recognised in hepatic flexure but no residual polyp.,Normal mucosa to caecum apart from mild colitis in mid/distal sigmoid.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F3180727\nPatient Name: Paytiamo, Kaitlyn\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Haskan, Cheryl\nDate of procedure: 2011-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mutliple sessile polyps through out colon .,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.,Recording made for trial purposes.,Ascending colon removed piecemeal.,Mutliple sessile polyps through out colon .,Other than this the colon is normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G2897577\nPatient Name: Mcbride, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lucero, Sheneice\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not able to intubate th TI.,3-4mm polyp in sigmoid removed by cold biopsy.,5cm penduculated polyp at 30cm.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,RECTUM: Severe colitis UCEIS = 2+1+3 = 6.,Mucosal inflammation noted in the rectum and a patch in the caecum.,This was APCed 30W with good effect.,No abnormality on retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X2871517\nPatient Name: Bayles, Destiny\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Soliman, Hadbaaa\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.,The IC valve was wide open - the TI was normal .,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,Scarring No.,This remains the case, and we were unable to pass sigmoid colon due to significant discomfort.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9927263\nPatient Name: Elsner, Mckenzie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sheppard, Dominique\nDate of procedure: 2012-03-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: End to end anastamosis - 2 large ulcers at the anastamosis but pssed easily into the ileum- Rutgeerts i2.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U4025002\nPatient Name: Walo, Desiree\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Amaya, Imelda\nDate of procedure: 2008-11-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : Normal.,Still copious amounts of liquid stool - unable to identify any of the previous diverticulae and give the poor quality bowel prep it is not inconceivable that larger neoplastic lesions could have been missed.,The mucosa was friable, exophytic and ulcerated.,Significant iron deficiency anaemia, which has responded well to and iron infusion.,TRANSVERSE COLON: two sessile polyps the largest about 7 mm.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5099314\nPatient Name: Silver, Michaela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Asmar, Najwa\nDate of procedure: 2005-03-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Fixed sigmoid segment best navigated with patient on her right.,Peutz Jeghers syndrome - 2 polyps in ascending, 1 in transverse and 1 in sigmoid colon, max size 4 mm - all removed using hot snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S8369581\nPatient Name: Harper, Alisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Mcadory, Jaleesa\nDate of procedure: 2012-05-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,Both cold snared and retrived.,Mild erythema in rectum only.,RECTUM and SIGMOID mild inflammation.,Colon biopsy series taken.,Pancolonic divertocualr disease - mild.,At the level of the IC valve, there was a nodular area along 25% of the fold with about 3 deep ulcers within it.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3268331\nPatient Name: Xiong, Christine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Boisselle, Kassandra\nDate of procedure: 2006-02-11\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.,Retroflexion in the rectum - normal.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,2 inflammatyory looking polyps around 8mm in ascending colon .,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3714866\nPatient Name: Doell, Kyana\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nolan, Sasha\nDate of procedure: 2010-10-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 2mm sigmoid polyp- cold biopsied.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,5 mm pedunculated polyp in the mid transverse colon.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,2 retrieved and sent for histology.,Ceacum- 1mm polyp removed with cold snare.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M5249904\nPatient Name: Vargas, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Anderson, Lanae\nDate of procedure: 2014-04-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: At the rectum small friable polypoid lesion prolapsing with the anal verge.,Normal mucosa throughout the colon.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,No obvious lesions were seen.,Patient asked us to stop the procedure so procedure requested under GA.,Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y6815943\nPatient Name: Gallegos, Breanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Calista\nDate of procedure: 2001-05-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Patient has taken full bowel prep and therefore was consented also for colonocopy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J2620230\nPatient Name: Hicks, Makalah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reed, Debora\nDate of procedure: 2005-12-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: 20 mm sessile polyp at the level of the ileo-caecal valve on anterior wall.,very distal rectal inflammation- biopsies taken.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B7069337\nPatient Name: Chacon, Leona\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Fisher, Marina\nDate of procedure: 2007-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.,Floppy and looping left colon which I suspect is contributing to his symptoms.,3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.,Patient had prevously failed colonoscopy due to tight diverticular segment in sigmoid colon.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K9396372\nPatient Name: Lopez, Marina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Avalos, Carla\nDate of procedure: 2008-09-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID : tight angulation which was not passable with colonoscope.,No abnormality on retroflexion .,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,Normal in general colonic mucosa.,Small lesions could easily have been mised.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,Biopsies taken.,Inflammtion- Terminal Ileum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z9401066\nPatient Name: Tang, Elberta\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Christensen, Autumn\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,SIGMOID :Bowel prep sub optimal for small lesions, but grossly normal.,Normal colon to the Hepatic flexure.,In the caecum 2 small sessile polyps adjacent to the ICV.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,Colonic Crohn's disease.,There aremultiple inflammatory polyps around this but no active disease.,Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Esophageal candidiasis ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T6043723\nPatient Name: Dhakal, Creeanna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Abdul, Shaqeeqa\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise, normal to the caecum.,Mild pancolonic diverticular disease.,He has 2 large polyps facing each other in the distal ascending colon.,Otherwise normal to caecum.,UCEIS score: 5.,Caecal pole intubated.,It did not extend from the anal verge, instead was more noticable in the upper rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V7387138\nPatient Name: Cheung, Michelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Dunafon, Spencer\nDate of procedure: 2002-01-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Liquid stool did obscure some of the mucosa so small ulcers may have been missed.,TRANSVERSE COLON: two sessile polyps the largest about 7 mm.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.,Patchy Inflammation- Pan Colitis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I3916221\nPatient Name: el-Sani, Maleeha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Garster, Melissa\nDate of procedure: 2004-11-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: More proximal to this there appeared to be a further 1cm striture but with no significnat narrowing of the lumen just before the caecum.,Endocuff used.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2548657\nPatient Name: Merryfield, Jordan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ruizesparza, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2004-08-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Last scope in 2012 showed i1/i2 recurrence.,Colonic mucosa was normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E7349387\nPatient Name: Choi, Rosemary\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cousar, Kennedi\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unfortunately bowel preparation was very poor.,Ileocolonic series biopsies taken.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C6050861\nPatient Name: Watson, Mele\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Trujillo, Edilia\nDate of procedure: 2012-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,Two sessile polyps in acending colon and caecum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A9279683\nPatient Name: Silva, Jenna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Bussinger, Alexandria\nDate of procedure: 2007-08-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.,LIfted well with St Marks solution.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,Appendix orifice identified.,Removed piecemeal with braided snare - complete excision.,Normal colon to the Mid descending colon.,Rectum- 1cm .,20mm polyp just proximal to the IC valve.,Mucosa to the terminal ileum - normal, no lesions or inflammation hence no biopsies taken.,Diverticulosis.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P1258722\nPatient Name: Hobbs, Daphne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gatzemeyer, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2014-08-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Ulcer at the anastamosis, nostricture.,TI normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7311156\nPatient Name: Groves, Emma\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Adam, Naaamorkor\nDate of procedure: 2016-03-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The mucosa was entirely normal throughout the colon and terminal ileum.,Small penduculated colonic polyp in mid ascending.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W5744813\nPatient Name: Crawford, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gallegos, Aeneva\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Colonicmucosa normal.,Rest of colon - normal.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,Normal, albeit prominent ileocaecal valve.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O7717123\nPatient Name: Perry, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Duran, Brandi\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Enlarged haemorrhoids.,Two 3 mm sessile polyps in the mid descending colon.,Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Challenging procedure with significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,Large pedunculated polyp in descending colon.,Biopsies taken from right and left colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F6133402\nPatient Name: Hill, Alexandra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Archibold, Mattea\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Quiescent disease with no features of endoscopic activvity.,Quiescent disease with no features of endoscopic activvity.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.,Dye spray used.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G1912601\nPatient Name: Shaw Jr, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herndon, Imani\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-09\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The rectal anastomosis looked healthy and also distended well.,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,Otherwise normal to terminal ileum.,The centre did not lift with saline injection.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,Endocuff used:No .,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7915438\nPatient Name: Peppers, Morgan\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gallander, Gianna\nDate of procedure: 2010-09-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Circumferential grade4 haemorrhoids.,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,TI normal.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid to the mid transverse colon - inverted diverticulum in sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H9406024\nPatient Name: Lumba, Demi\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Randall, Selina\nDate of procedure: 2013-11-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: very poor response to bowel prep therefore small lesions cannot be excluded.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 3 4mm polyps - 2 sessile and 1 polypoid resected with cold snare though only 1 retreived.,Cold biopsied and retrieved.,Dye spray applied: Yes .,Normal colon up to the caecum.,DESCENDING COLON: 5mm pedunculated polyp cold snared.,Very limited views.,The descending colon/splenic flexure was the worse effected area with shallow ulceration and erosions - Mayo III/UCEIS V2 B2 E3 = 7.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U7392158\nPatient Name: Garcia, Rikeisha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Cartwright, Megan\nDate of procedure: 2014-03-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Diverticular disease in sigmoid and descending colon.,Three deep ulcers in the TI to 10cm, bx taken.,TI appeared normal though limited views due to looping.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.,Normal Mucosa Throughout.,In the distal sigmoid, at 18cm from the anus, there is a malignant appearing stricture, which was impassable with a Fuji colonoscope.,Scope inserted via colostomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L4587702\nPatient Name: Pielsticker, Zolaykha\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Perez, Jasmyne\nDate of procedure: 2009-08-12\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: GE junction at 1 cm from incisor.,Descending - Severe diverticular disease.,Featureless left colon.,Views upto distal sigmoid poor but no large lesions seen.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Gastritis,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S5128183\nPatient Name: el-Maroun, Muna\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Sorensen, Claudia\nDate of procedure: 2010-04-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Colon biopsy series taken.,At the splenic flexure and idstal transverse there was scarring of the mucosa but no active disease.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D3654374\nPatient Name: Koch, Daisy\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Xiong, Daley\nDate of procedure: 2005-05-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: PR - external haemorrhoid, otherwise normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q7250503\nPatient Name: Reynolds, Bianka\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Adamski, Kathryn\nDate of procedure: 2004-04-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Not excised as on clopidogrel.,1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.,3mm sessile polyp rectum-cold biopsy.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,4 mm sessile polyp in the caecum.,Non polypoid : Nil.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,1 x 3mm sessile polyp in sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M4567526\nPatient Name: el-Haque, Mumtaaza\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Amer, Suhaad\nDate of procedure: 2011-12-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rest of the colon to the terminal ileum - normal.,Biopsies taken from the right and left colon.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,12mm sessile polyp immediately behind the I/C fold, that is not amenable to polypectomy.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,Diverticular disease in the sigmoid colon.,No evidence of active Crohn's.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.,No haemorrhoids upon retroflexion inthe rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y7312060\nPatient Name: el-Farid, Mahbooba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Flores Gutierrez, Adriawna\nDate of procedure: 2010-06-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Otherwise normal colonic to the ascending colon.,OGD: mild duodenitis, normal D2 biopsies.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,TRANSVERSE COLON: Polyp- <1cm : Polyp- <1cm.,Multiple hyperplastic appearing polyps at rectosigmoid largest 6mm - one representative polyp taken.,SIGMOID : several diverticula.,Biopsies taken from left and right colon.,Small diminutive <5mm polyp in mid ascending colon.,The ilevocaecal valve is also distorted and rigid and I was unable to intubate TI.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J7945058\nPatient Name: Deleon, Catherine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Smith, Heleena\nDate of procedure: 2010-02-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No evidence of inflammation throughout .,ASCENDING COLON : Scattered diverticuale.,Ileum - a single apthous ulcer but was otherwise normal for 10cm.,along the same fold there was a further 1.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,RECTUM: Normal.,slight erythema with contact bleeding at caecal pole -biopsies taken.,Only mild erythema into the TI.,Biopsies from right and left colon taken.,TI: Normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B9549704\nPatient Name: el-El-Sayed, Habeeba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Santa Cruz, Emilie\nDate of procedure: 2016-06-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: In the rectum there was 1cm linear ulcer.,Right and left colonic biopsies taken.,Bowel prep : Moviprep.,Clip applied with good effect due to ooze.,Difficult procedure due to previoius hysterectomy and poor bowel prep.,Likely solitary rectal ulcer.,Angulated splenic flexure.,SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Pedunculated polyp.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7853566\nPatient Name: Pringle, Mckenzie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Krum, Jessica\nDate of procedure: 2013-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI not intubated.,The first is 2-3cm and pedunculate.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,Not removed due to INR.,Representative biopsies taken.,Normal retroflexion.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,RECTUM: Mild erythema in the lower rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z5034289\nPatient Name: Howard, Heather\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Ortiz, Ana\nDate of procedure: 2006-08-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Disease activity: Mild active disease throughout the colon with focal areas of moderate inflammation .,Mild erythema in rectum only.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T2303086\nPatient Name: Rudd, Tehlissa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. You, Sage\nDate of procedure: 2004-03-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Huda, Ummu Kulthoom\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.,The second is sessile along a fold with a depressed centre.,2mm probable hyperplastic polyp upper rectum excised and retrieved.,DESCENDING COLON: 3mm polyp - cold biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V2885815\nPatient Name: Nunley, Gabrielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wallenburg, Nkaujzoo\nDate of procedure: 2009-07-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Rest of colonic mucosa normal.,No signs of inflammation.,No abnormality on retroflexion .,TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,Rest of colon - normal.,ASCENDING COLON : Normal.,Normal colon to the Caecum other than some very mild inflammation in the rectum.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Moderate diverticular disease of the ascending and sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I7251157\nPatient Name: Williams, Ashley\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Foote, Alecia\nDate of procedure: 2003-12-17\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Featureless left colon.,50cm to the caecum - normal appearance of colonic mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N4988244\nPatient Name: el-Ghazi, Mu'mina\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Strauss-Subia, Scarlett\nDate of procedure: 2013-06-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No signs of inflammation.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,The mucosa to the sigmoid looked normal.,External skin tag and small internal haemorrhoid at anus.,R+L colonic biopsies taken.,Sid to side anastomosis.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Poor bowel prep mainly in the left colon with formed stools coating colonic mucosa.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .,Hemostasis achieved with Polypectomy- Cold Snare.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E5649558\nPatient Name: Mathews, Chyanne\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Philip, Sweta\nDate of procedure: 2004-06-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive but uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Small internal haemorrhoids noted on retroflexion in the rectum.,Complete mucosal healing to the ileum .,Tattoo placed distally.,ANAL CANAL:Internal and external haemarrhoids.,Instrument inserted into the TI.,Not posisble tointubate TI due to patient discomfort.,5mm sigmoid polyp lifted with adrenaline/gelufusin and removed with cold snare.,Mild erythema in rectum only.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C3705945\nPatient Name: Weller, Amber-Page\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Elizondo, Valentina\nDate of procedure: 2003-08-31\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,RECTUM: 3 mm, hyperplastic-looking polyp, removed by forceps and sent for histology .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A7569902\nPatient Name: Chacon, Shanelle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hicks, Alizay\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-28\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal terminal ileum mucosa.,Extensive suction and irrigation required.,Vascular mucosal inflammation noted in the sigmoid flexture.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P7310847\nPatient Name: al-Sani, Shaamila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Quevedo, Viviana\nDate of procedure: 2002-11-23\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy performed with Polypectomy- Snare Resection.,Other than this, the colon and terminal ileum were normal.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,Fixed sigmoid with a very tight recto-sigmoid bendpossibly due to previous surgery.,Targeted biopsies: No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R7028140\nPatient Name: Dervisbegovic, Madison\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Edmond, Marianna\nDate of procedure: 2006-10-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Also viewed in retroflexion.,small sessile polyp sigmoid colon.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W6363595\nPatient Name: Jiang, Jobel\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Gutierrez, Nicole\nDate of procedure: 2009-02-10\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.,Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Colonic mucosa normal.,TI: a couple of tiny erosions and midly erythematous mucosa.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.,No other abnormality up to the terminal ileum.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.,Sigificant amounts of liquid stool remaining which could be suctioned.,ANAL CANAL:Haemarrhoids.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: O1779950\nPatient Name: Watts, Jazmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Charley, Sierra\nDate of procedure: 2016-11-14\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Mild distortion of the caecal valve.,Transplant deposited in the caecum.,Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Colonoscope advanced to the caecum.,Adequate views.,ANAL CANAL: moderately congested haemorroids, visible in the canal and in terminal rectum.,No strict indication for excision as low risk of progrssion over time.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: F9986896\nPatient Name: Farah, Jasmine\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Jamal, Mahdeeya\nDate of procedure: 2013-08-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No residual polyp or recurrence.,No evidence of inflammation throughout .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: G3770807\nPatient Name: el-Arif, Nameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Shibre, Cynthia\nDate of procedure: 2015-05-21\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Current treatment: Adalimumab /Azathioprine.,In the rectum there was avery mild, patchy proctitis with mild eythema and loss of vascular pattern as a couple of erosions.,Tattoo from previous polypcetomy recognised.,Lokks like end to end anastomosis but patient denies any previous operation.,Injected with St Mark's solution and resected peicemeal.,3 mm sessile polyp in the sigmoid flexture.,Patient would not stay in position for procedure to continue.,No biopsies needed.,The anastomosis was mildly erythematous but not ulcerated and it distended well.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: X7405300\nPatient Name: Martinez, Yazmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hughes, Christina\nDate of procedure: 2004-07-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,There also looked to be mild scarring suggestive of previous, more significant proctitis.,SIGMOID : Moderate diverticulsosis.,Targeted biopsies: No.,Colonoscope advance to the TI.,Sigmoid stricture still present but only 1cm in length and scope passed through easily.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H8966734\nPatient Name: Lu, Teresa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Huang, Nola\nDate of procedure: 2011-10-18\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rubio, Jessica\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There was mild sparing of the caecum and rectum.,10mm sessile polyp in rectosigmoid : several diverticulal.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,In the sigmoid colon - one in the TC, two in the sigmoid.,Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U6682975\nPatient Name: Zahorik, Candace\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Zaki, Saajida\nDate of procedure: 2007-05-15\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Diarrrhoea\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Challenging procedure with significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,UCEIS score :3.,Mild pancolonic diverticular disease.,Scope inserted via colostomy.,Biopsies taken.,Normal colonic mucosa but again, poor bowel preparation throughout, with lots of liquid stool present.,Sigmoid moderate diverticulosis with mild to moderate erythema surrounding the diverticula.,No bleeding and no signs of perforation.,Normal mucosa throughout, including in terminal ileum.,Also viewed in retroflexion.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L9496094\nPatient Name: al-Dawood, Siddeeqa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Hicks, Djidade\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hess, Kristin\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: There is mild erythema in the caecum and in the left colon there is a short segment will apthous lesions and erythema.,Apart from a small internal haemorrhoid, no other abnormalities were seen.,No polyps/abnormalities seen upto hepatic flexture.,TRANSVERSE COLON: 1cm : and CAECUM: Normal.,The colon was normal.,Extensive suction and irrigation required.,UCEIS/Mayo = 0.,Not good views of the mucosa obtained due to bowel prep.,Tiny Polyp in rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S3553695\nPatient Name: Baker, Tiffany\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Herrera, Sarina\nDate of procedure: 2002-09-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Planned polypectomy\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Possible achalasia.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D7852415\nPatient Name: Glover, Kiarra\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Aguilar, Daniela\nDate of procedure: 2003-01-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Instrument inserted to the TI.,DESCENDING COLON: 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,ENDOSCOPIC DIAGNOSIS DELETEME_QDAP,Steroids prior procedure: No.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q3607075\nPatient Name: Martin, Caila\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Nguyen, Hadley\nDate of procedure: 2008-03-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: No polyp/neoplasia.,Featureless colon No.,2 further 10mm polyps in the ascending colon lifted with St.,Small internal haemorrhoids in the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Barretts oesophagus. ,Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M7238253\nPatient Name: Ratliff, Rayle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Arnold, Kelby\nDate of procedure: 2007-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Nausea and/or Vomiting\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Severe Diverticular Disease.,Colonic biopsies taken.,SIGMOID: few small diverticula, withno surrounding inflammation.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Y3043266\nPatient Name: el-Mohammad, Sumayya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Rahmani, Insaaf\nDate of procedure: 2015-12-07\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 150mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: J4772864\nPatient Name: Graves, Reba\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Reddy, Jennifer\nDate of procedure: 2004-05-01\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Scant pseudopolyps in the right colon .,Sigmoid diverticular disease with mild oedema of the mucosa but no ulcers or inflammation.,TI, rt and left colon biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: B6893178\nPatient Name: Nelson, Nicole\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Echerivel, Victoria\nDate of procedure: 2012-02-27\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Hernandez, Valerie\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.,Very poor bowel preparation with solid stool.,No obvious lesions were seen.,No polyp/neoplasia.,Polyp- <1cm from the sigmoid flexture to the rectum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: K7535221\nPatient Name: Lamar, Mareshia\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rowe, Agusta\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon up to the caecum.,No cause for the episode of PR bleeding seen.,Patient found the procedure painful right from insertion of endoscope into rectum.,Pancolitis with vadcualr pattern loss throughout colon but most marked in right colon - Mayo 1 / UCEIS 1.,Colon biopsy series taken.,Small descending and sigmoid colon polyps again with Kudo 1 PIT removed with biopsy forceps.,Widely patient and healthy looking coloanal anastamosis from previous low anterior resection 2008.,Dilated up to 12mm with no complications.,Not removed due to INR.,ASCENDING COLON : and CAECUM: multiple ulcers involving the caecum and caecum/ascending junction, with cobblestoning and distortion of anatomy.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Z1224159\nPatient Name: Mason, Monique\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. el-Assaf, Ruwaida\nDate of procedure: 2013-07-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Weight loss\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Unstable position but lifted and hot snared.,Normal colon to ceacum.,scatter sigmoid diverticulosis.,Endoscopic findings.,He reports taking a week of ibuprofen for a tooth infection stopping them last tuesday.,Scattered small polyps throughout all cold-snared apart from 10mm polyp at 30cm that was lifted and hot snared.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Oesophagitis. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: T7918250\nPatient Name: Chan, Teal\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Denisse\nDate of procedure: 2009-11-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: SIGMOID to proximal transverse: multiple patches of erythematous, nodular and ulcerated mucosa interposed with areas of normal mucosa .,Internal hemorrhoids - small.,Biopsy obtained, results pending.,Normal widely patent colorectal anastamosis.,Colon normal.,Semiformed stools coating the colonic mucosa in the rightcolon.,Diverticulosis in the splenic flexure.,Colonic mucosa was normal.,Biopsies taken from TI, acening, transverse, descending, sigmoid and rectum.,On retroflexion there were a couple of prominent rectal blood vessels but these would not constitute varices and there is no history of rectal bleeding.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: V6306689\nPatient Name: Douglass, Hope\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Saleh, Sabeeka\nDate of procedure: 2016-08-25\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Orozco, Amber\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Descending Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,No signs of inflammation.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. ,Barretts oesophagus. ,Gastritis"} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: I8769043\nPatient Name: Aukema, Genesiseden\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Rinhart, Kanani\nDate of procedure: 2001-09-13\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 4mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: The colon was normal.,No cause for iron def found.,Sessile 1.,2cm penducuated sigmoid polyp removed hot snare after submucosal inj.,Removed hot snare with submucosal inj.,4 mm sessile polyp in the mid ascendingcolon.,4mm sessile rectal polyp noted.,3 specimens retrieved and sent for histology.,No further similar episodes.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Oesophagitis. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus.,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: N2113195\nPatient Name: Zorn, Danielle\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Johnson, Shannon\nDate of procedure: 2011-09-06\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Polypectomy- cold biopsy.,Diverticulosis.,The mucosa at this level was slighlty erythematous and just proximal to the angulation there was an orifice .,Poor bowel preparation but no large polyps or lesions seen upto ceacum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: E9890743\nPatient Name: al-Salaam, Sameera\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hadi, Saajida\nDate of procedure: 2001-12-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: 1diverticulum seen in sigmoid.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: C1485403\nPatient Name: Garcia, Yazmin\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Wright, Claire\nDate of procedure: 2009-01-22\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 25mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant looping in the sigmoid colon and pressure was ineffective due to large fibroids.,4gr.,Unable to enter TI due to looping.,Scattered uncomplicated left sided diverticular disease.,Ileocaecal and partial rectal resection 2005.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Ulcer- Oesophageal. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: A4017791\nPatient Name: al-Mansouri, Raafida\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Naderi, Nazeeha\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-08\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 125mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC3\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Fe deficiency anaemia\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Normal colon tothe terminal ileum.,DESCENDING COLON: x4 diminutive polyps, all cold snared and only 3 retrieved.,Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,TI normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: P6636357\nPatient Name: Elliott, Maquela\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Lopez, Monica\nDate of procedure: 2006-09-30\nEndoscopist: Dr. Rahat, Janisa\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Colcas, Atalisha\nMedications: Fentanyl 75mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC7\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: IBD Surveillance\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Significant sigmoid diverticular disease and ndiverticular throughout the colon.,A 7cm villous lesion with a depressed central area.,RECTUM: Tiny rectal plyp removed with biopsy forceps.,Mild Inflammation- Left Sided.,Small bowel normal to 10cms.,Smll haemorrhoids.,No residual polyp or recurrence.,Targetted biopsies taken and tattoo placed.,Long tortuous sigmoid colon with adhesions.,No biopsies needed.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Hiatus Hernia. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: R5843081\nPatient Name: al-Hammad, Kawkab\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. al-Hassen, Masroora\nDate of procedure: 2004-10-02\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Sigmoid\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Changed to gastroscope.,ASCENDING COLON : 2mm polyp - cold biopsied.,Randomright and left colonic biopsies taken to exclude microscopic colitis.,Again, unable to intubate beyond a fixed angulation at rectosigmoid - despite several position changes.,Injected then removed.,No other active disease seen butvery limited mucosal views.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: W8805099\nPatient Name: Schreibman, Ada\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Pearson, Jazzmine\nDate of procedure: 2001-06-03\nEndoscopist: Dr. Confer, Mouneek\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Guillory, Ashley\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC1\nExtent of Exam: Caecum\nIndications: PR Bleeding\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Extensive pseudopolyps in the left colon as pictured .,Quiescent disease with no features of endoscopic activvity.,SIGMOID : 4 mm polyp cold snared and retrieved.,Withdrawal 10 minutes.,Gastroscope used to negotiate this but could not get past sigmoid descending bend.,No cause foranaemia on this examination - no polyps, no vascular lesions seen.,Small internal haemorrhoids on retroflexion.,Normal colon up to the caecum.,The adenoma is seen after the scope appears to enter the neo-TI but the mucosa here looks colonic, so the exact anatomy of the join was not clear.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Possible achalasia.,Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: H2890235\nPatient Name: al-Nouri, Misbaah\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Drumright, Alyssia\nDate of procedure: 2013-03-29\nEndoscopist: Dr. Hasling, Emily\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. al-Masri, Salma\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 5mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Recum\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Haemorrhoids.,Small polyps all <5mm, 1 in sigmoid, 3 in rectum all removed with cold snare.,Changed to gastroscope.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Oesophagitis. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: U3931964\nPatient Name: Krout, Leslie\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Truong, Coramarie\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-26\nEndoscopist: Dr. Steinbach, Lindsey\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 2mg\nInstrument: FC5\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Other-\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Small ascending polyp removed using biopsy forceps.,Diverticulosis in the sigmoid colon.,Normal colonic mucosa to the Terminal ileum.,TI: at least 10 cm explored, good views, normal mucosa.,There was pan-colonic erythema with total loss of vascular pattern.,Difficult procedure due to looping and patient asked us to stop in mid-descending colon.,3 rectal polyps each lifted, largest 6mm, snared and 2 retrieved.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Hiatus Hernia. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: L5789714\nPatient Name: el-Farhat, Shadhaa\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Robertson, Jade\nDate of procedure: 2014-06-04\nEndoscopist: Dr. Monroe, Danjai\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Fultz, Courtney\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 7mg\nInstrument: FC2\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Abnormal Imaging\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: ANASTAMOSIS: end to side.,Scope for trial screening - ozanimod.,Very difficult position behind a fold.,Rebook 2 unit sigmoidoscopy - but with full bowel prep .,Normal colon to ceacum.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Post chemo-radiotherapy stricture ,Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Food bolus obstructing the oesophagus."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: S4873283\nPatient Name: Johnson, Renee\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Martinez, Camela\nDate of procedure: 2001-04-20\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Nguyen, Winchell\nMedications: Fentanyl 100mcg\nMidazolam 6mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Failed intubation\nIndications: Chronic abdominal pain\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Hepatic flexure Polyp- Pedunculated :Normal.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,The majority of the background mucosa to the caecum was Mayo 1 with loss of vascular pattern and erythema.,Tiny 5mm sessile polyp in the distal ascending removed piecemeal with cold snare removed endoscopically,.,ANAL CANAL: Normal.,TI: several small ulcers with normal interposed mucosa.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Gastritis,Esophageal candidiasis ,Possible achalasia."} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: D6009686\nPatient Name: Benning, Amaya\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Frazier, Saraiah\nDate of procedure: 2014-09-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. Phillips, Harlie\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Anders, Alysia\nMedications: Fentanyl 12.5mcg\nMidazolam 3mg\nInstrument: FC6\nExtent of Exam: Transverse Colon\nIndications: Family History CRC\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: TERMINAL ILEUM: limited views due to looping but normal.,Haemorrhoids.,Instrument inserted to the TI.,No signs of disease recurrence.,Diverticulosis.,ASCENDING COLON : 15mm sessile polyp opposite to the ICV, lifted with 1:100K gelo/adrenaline/methilkene blue solution, snared and retrieved.,These have ulcerated tips and vary in size - the largest was approximatley 10mm and was biopsied.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Esophageal candidiasis "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: Q1345524\nPatient Name: Reyes, Angelica\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Grayson, Stacia\nDate of procedure: 2002-10-05\nEndoscopist: Dr. Gebregzabheir, Kiara\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl 50mcg\nMidazolam 1mg\nInstrument: FC4\nExtent of Exam: Ascending Colon\nIndications: Therapeutic- Dilatation\nProcedure Performed: Colonoscopy\nFindings: Alternating loose stool and constipation with bloating.,Difficult and tortuous colon.,Significant looping in the sigmoid colon.,3mm subpedunculated polyp in the ascending colon, immediately distal to the caecum, removed with cold biopsy.,Colonic biopsies taken in view of the chronic diarrhoea.,This is non-inflamed but due to a stricture at the anastomosis that was marginally too tight to allow passage of a Fuji gastroscope I was unable to fully assess the neo-TI.,Terminal Ileum - deep intubation to 15cm - normal.,The ileal-caecal valve appeared inflamed too, however the ileum itself appeared normal.,Mucosa to the caecum - normal.\nEndoscopic Diagnosis: Extensive neoplastic looking esophageal lesion. ,Barretts oesophagus. "} {"OGDReportWhole":"Hospital: Random NHS Foundation Trust\nHospital Number: M3538775\nPatient Name: Gallegos, Maria\nGeneral Practitioner: Dr. Monahan, Maria\nDate of procedure: 2016-02-19\nEndoscopist: Dr. al-Saade, Waajida\n2nd Endoscopist: Dr. Milroy, Makenzi\nMedications: Fentanyl