Table 5

Physician characteristics associated with proximal sessile serrated lesion detection

VariableOR95% CIP value
Male physician0.940.84 to 1.070.361
Specialty training
 GastroenterologyReference
 General surgery0.900.82 to 0.990.027
 Internal/family medicine0.690.50 to 0.970.031
Year of medicine graduation
 <1980Reference
 1980–19901.020.86 to 1.210.832
 1990–20001.070.92 to 1.260.379
 After 20001.040.88 to 1.220.661
North American Medical School1.130.97 to 1.300.110
Colonoscopy volume1.120.97 to 1.300.119
DOPS
 Achieved 3 or 4 on all major criteriaReference
 Achieved a 2 on any major criteria1.000.90 to 1.120.933
 Achieved a 1 on any major criteria0.680.47 to 0.990.041
 No DOPS1.020.90 to 1.150.750
Advanced adenoma1.821.67 to 1.98<0.001
Patient age1.121.08 to 1.16<0.001
Male patient1.301.21 to 1.40<0.001
First FIT1.261.19 to 1.32<0.001
FIT value
 FIT 10–15 mcg/gReference
 FIT 15–20 mcg/g1.191.06 to 1.34<0.001
 FIT 20–40 mcg/g1.391.20 to 1.47<0.001
 FIT>40 mcg/g1.471.34 to 1.61<0.001
  • p-value of less than or equal to 0.05 is considered statistically significant and is highlighted in bold

  • DOPS, Direct Observation of Procedural Skills; FIT, faecal immunochemical test.