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Application of Simethicone in Esophagogastroscopy
This is a randomized controlled trial to comparing the different simethicone administration strategies for esophagogastroscopy. Recent studies have indicated that the administration of simethicone before endoscopic examination could shorten the procedure time and improve the diagnostic rate of the gastric mucosal lesions. But the time interval between simethicone administration and the examination has not been fully determined. This study will test whether the time of taking simethicone before endoscopy could influence the performance of the procedure in a randomized controlled trial. The results may benefit the current clinical practice.
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