Plain-English translation of NCT07104214 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This research is creating a simple tool to help doctors predict which patients will have food or liquid remaining in their stomach during a sedated endoscopy procedure. By studying 5,000 patients across multiple hospitals, researchers want to identify warning signs so doctors can better prepare and keep patients safe during these common procedures.
When patients are sedated for stomach exams, leftover food or liquid in the stomach can cause serious complications like aspiration (stomach contents going into the lungs). Doctors need a better way to predict this problem before it happens so they can take steps to prevent it.
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You would have your scheduled sedated endoscopy as planned, and researchers would carefully measure and document any food or liquid remaining in your stomach during the procedure. Your medical history, medications, and other health information would be collected to help build the prediction model. The study involves two groups: one group of 3,000 patients to create the tool, and another group of 2,000 patients from different hospitals to test whether the tool works accurately.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 4, 2026 · Not medical advice
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