High burden of polyp mischaracterisation in tertiary centre referrals for endoscopic resection may be alleviated by telestration.

Objective: Endoscopic resection (ER) often involves referral to tertiary centres with high volume practices. Lesions can be subject to prior manipulation and mischaracterisation of features required for accurate planning, leading to prolonged or cancelled procedures. As potential solutions, repeating diagnostic procedures is burdensome for services and patients, while even enriched written reports and still images provide insufficient information to plan ER.

Patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) prefer oral tablets over other modes of medicine administration.

: With increasing treatment choices for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), patients' preferences should be considered to limit non-adherence. We explored patients' preferences for route, form and frequency of medication administration, and factors influencing these choices.: Patients rated acceptability of different forms of medication on 10-point Likert scales and preferences for highest acceptable frequency.