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Safety and sustainability of potable tap water irrigation in endoscopy in Canada: an interrupted time series study.
International guidelines recommend sterile water for endoscopic irrigation despite limited evidence. Single-use plastic sterile water bottles generate substantial costs, greenhouse gas emissions, and microplastics. We sought to estimate whether replacing sterile water with potable tap water for endo
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