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Split-dose Versus Single-dose Polyethylene Glycol Regimen for Capsule Endoscopy
To compare the small bowel cleanliness for wireless capsule endoscopy using two different Polyethylene Glycol administration schedules (before the wireless capsule endoscopy ingestion versus in a split-dose fashion).
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