Title: Clinical Application of pre-rehabilitation concept on comfort colonoscopy in Chinese
elderly patients: a randomised controlled trial
Version: 0 Date: 07 Feb 2025
Reviewer:  Xuedong An
Reviewer's report:
This study aimed to determine the effectiveness, safety, and satisfaction of the pre-rehabilitation
concept for bowel preparation on comfortable colonoscopy in Chinese elderly patients. The
results indicated that additional enteral nutrition supplements combined with psychological
counseling can improve the quality of bowel preparation, reduce the occurrence of adverse
effects, and enhance patient satisfaction. However, there are several issues that need to be
considered:
1. This study is a clinical trial, and the methods section needs to address key elements of clinical
research, including study design, inclusion and exclusion criteria for patients, clear interventions
for the two groups, justification for the sample size, and references for some of the outcomes.
2. It is recommended to include the ethical approval number.
3. Given that the study does not provide a basis for the sample size calculation, caution should
be exercised when describing the conclusions.
Title: Clinical Application of pre-rehabilitation concept on comfort colonoscopy in Chinese
elderly patients: a randomised controlled trial
Version: 0 Date: 07 Feb 2025
Reviewer:  Xuedong An
Reviewer's report:
This study aimed to determine the effectiveness, safety, and satisfaction of the pre-rehabilitation
concept for bowel preparation on comfortable colonoscopy in Chinese elderly patients. The
results indicated that additional enteral nutrition supplements combined with psychological
counseling can improve the quality of bowel preparation, reduce the occurrence of adverse
effects, and enhance patient satisfaction. However, there are several issues that need to be
considered:
1. This study is a clinical trial, and the methods section needs to address key elements of clinical
research, including study design, inclusion and exclusion criteria for patients, clear interventions
for the two groups, justification for the sample size, and references for some of the outcomes.
2. It is recommended to include the ethical approval number.
3. Given that the study does not provide a basis for the sample size calculation, caution should
be exercised when describing the conclusions.
Please review this paper.
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Title: Clinical Application of pre-rehabilitation concept on comfort colonoscopy in Chinese
elderly patients: a randomised controlled trial
Version: 0 Date: 07 Feb 2025
Reviewer:  Xuedong An
Reviewer's report:
This study aimed to determine the effectiveness, safety, and satisfaction of the pre-rehabilitation
concept for bowel preparation on comfortable colonoscopy in Chinese elderly patients. The
results indicated that additional enteral nutrition supplements combined with psychological
counseling can improve the quality of bowel preparation, reduce the occurrence of adverse
effects, and enhance patient satisfaction. However, there are several issues that need to be
considered:
1. This study is a clinical trial, and the methods section needs to address key elements of clinical
research, including study design, inclusion and exclusion criteria for patients, clear interventions
for the two groups, justification for the sample size, and references for some of the outcomes.
2. It is recommended to include the ethical approval number.
3. Given that the study does not provide a basis for the sample size calculation, caution should
be exercised when describing the conclusions.
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