"fair preparation" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means adequate or reasonable preparation. Example: The students showed excellent performance in their exams, thanks to their fair preparation.
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Presuming fair preparation simply stacks the outcomes in favor of those with better access to the collective birthright.
These data support other studies that suggest that fair preparation may not significantly reduce adenoma detection.
Evidence to support a follow-up recommendation for fair preparation is currently limited; furthermore, many studies do not standardize preparation scores or include withdrawal times in their analyses.
One study observed an adenoma miss rate of 28% in a small sample of 39 patients who had a fair preparation on the index colonoscopy exam and a follow-up exam within 3 years.
A recent analysis of 13,022 colonoscopies showed that 11,620 (89%) were judged to have an optimal (excellent or good) preparation, 1,201 (9%) had a fair preparation and 201 (2%) had a poor preparation.
These data suggest that colons with fair preparations could harbor undetected adenomas.
Conversely, another study observed that exams with fair preparations had similar rates of adenomas and advanced lesions as those with adequate preparations, either excellent or good.
The impact of fair bowel preparation on endoscopists' recommendations and adenoma miss rates in average-risk patients undergoing colonoscopy is unknown.
These data support previous published reports regarding fair colon preparation scores.
ASL was performed using a flow-sensitive alternating inversion recovery (FAIR) perfusion preparation with a steady state free precession (True-FISP) pulse sequence.
