ArticleBMC veterinary research2025
Assessment of the effect of prokinetic drugs on transit time and gastrointestinal cleanliness in capsule endoscopy.
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backgroundEndoscopic examinations are increasingly used in veterinary medicine. Examination using flexible endoscopes is limited to the anterior gastrointestinal tract (panendoscopy) and colon (colonoscopy), while a significant part of the small intestine remains unexamined. Capsular endoscopy is increasingly used, allowing macroscopic assessment of the entire digestive tract. The current study assessed the effect of prokinetic drugs on transit time and cleanliness of the tested part of the digestive tract in capsule endoscopy.
methodsThe study aimed to evaluate the usefulness of two prokinetic drugs (metoclopramide and cisapride) in capsule endoscopy studies while assessing the quality of the macroscopic image. Each animal included into the study had endoscopic examination three times - without the administration of prokinetic drugs, after receiving metoclopramide and after receiving cisapride.
resultsThe total passage time of the capsule through the gastrointestinal tract was the longest in the group receiving metoclopramide (691.33 min) and the shortest in the group receiving cisapride (584.17 min). The best quality images were observed in the control group.
conclusionThis research has confirmed the hypothesis that administration of prokinetic drugs increases the probability of recording the entire macroscopic image of the gastrointestinal tract during endoscopy in dogs. A negative feature of their administration is significantly reduced recording quality because of the level of cleanliness of the tested gastrointestinal section.
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