<video><caption><image_46>The image is a close-up of a red flower petal with small black spots scattered across it. The petal appears to be slightly wrinkled and has a yellowish-orange hue. The background is white, and there is a text box on the top right corner of the image that reads "Impact of preprocedure timelapse on adenoma detection rates during colonoscopy: a multicolor, endoscopic-blinded randomized controlled trial". Below the text box, there is text that explains that the image is related to the study of the study. The text is in black font and is centered on the image.</caption><caption><image_47>The image is a side-by-side comparison of two images. On the left side, there is a close-up of a person's skin with a red spot on the right side. The red spot appears to be a scar or a wound, and it is surrounded by small black spots. The image is accompanied by a text that reads "Impact of pre-preparedness similicone on adenoma detection rate during colonoscopy, a multicenter, endoscopic-blinded randomized controlled trial." This suggests that the image is related to the study of the study.

On the bottom right side of the image, there are two images of the skin, one showing the skin before and one after the treatment. The skin appears to have a red, inflamed area, which is likely the result of the treatment, and the red spot is likely a result from the treatment itself.</caption><caption><image_48>The image is divided into two sections. On the left side, there is a diagram of a cecal intubation rate, which is a measure of the internal structure of the digestive system. The diagram shows the internal organs of the cecum, including the colon, pancreas, and the gallbladder. 

On the right side of the image, there are two illustrations. The first illustration shows the goal of 90%, aspirational in 95% and the second illustration shows a 6-minute interval time. The goal is 6 minutes, aspiration in 9 minutes.

The image also has a stopwatch on the bottom right corner, indicating that the image is related to the concept of withdrawal time.</caption></video><transcript><audio_49> y hay cero puntos si tú estás lleno de burbujas. Y todo el mundo esto lo ha visto. Nosotros lo hemos visto también. Hay burbujas, se lava la burbuja y está un tumor, hay un pólipo. La tasa de intubación del</transcript><transcript><audio_50> Realmente 95 a 100%. En colonoscopias diagnósticas puede ser hasta el 90%. Eso es ineludible. Y el tiempo de retirada en el pasado eran 6 minutos.</transcript><transcript><audio_51> Se recomienda la meta seis minutos o más y se aspira a que sean nueve minutos o más. Sin embargo, recientemente, después de la guía, hay múltiples trabajos aleatorizados y desactivados.</transcript> has a bubble.  25 50% and there are certain points if everything is full of bubbles and everyone has seen this we have also seen it there are bubbles the bubble is washed and there is a tumor there a polyp the time the intubation rate of the cecum should be in  Screening actually 95 to 100% in diagnostic colonoscopies can be up to 90, which is why it is unavoidable and the withdrawal time in the past was 6 minutes in this American guide.  The goal of 6 minutes or more is recommended and it is hoped that it will be 9 minutes or more. However, recently after the guide, there have been multiple randomized randomized studies, sorry, and that it
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