Study Evaluating Real-time AI System EndoAIM for Measuring Colorectal Polyp Size During Colonoscopy

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating the accuracy of a new artificial intelligence system called EndoAIM for measuring colorectal polyp size during real-time endoscopy. Accurate measurement of polyp size, especially at the 10 mm threshold, is important for assessing the risk of advanced neoplasia and colorectal cancer, as well as deciding the best removal method. Current visual estimates by doctors can be inaccurate, leading to risks of delayed diagnosis or unnecessary procedures. In this study, EndoAIM will be used during the withdrawal phase of colonoscopy procedures to automatically estimate polyp diameters. This device aims to improve measurement accuracy compared to visual estimates or non-calibrated tools. The study focuses on real patients undergoing colonoscopy, assessing EndoAIMs performance in real-time clinical settings. Participants will undergo colonoscopy with EndoAIM used to measure polyps during the procedure. Researchers will compare measurement accuracy at 10 mm and 5 mm thresholds and evaluate the correctness of size estimations. The primary outcome is the difference in percentage accuracy at the 10 mm threshold during colonoscopy. Secondary outcomes include accuracy at the 5 mm threshold and the proportion of polyps and subjects measured correctly. The study includes adults aged 18 and older and involves monitoring during the colonoscopy procedure.

A Prospective Study to Evaluate the Performance of a Real-time System in the Estimation of Colorectal Polyp Size