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Table 5 Conventional polypectomy/hot snare polypectomy

Ref.	Year	Country	Study design	n	Procedure	Medication	Relative risk
Gupta et al[26]	2012	United Kingdom	Prospective	1200	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.67%
Paspatis et al[27]	2011	Greece	Prospective	18	Polypectomy	No medications	No incidence of PPB
Singh et al[28]	2010	United States	Retrospective	1243	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 1%
Sewitch et al[29]	2012	Canada	Prospective	2134	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.05%
Feagins et al[30]	2011	United States	Retrospective	1849	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.32%
Pan et al[31]	2012	New Zealand	Retrospective	348	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.86%
Manocha et al[32]	2012	United States	Retrospective	672	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 3.0%
Kim et al[33]	2013	South Korea	Retrospective	7447	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 1.3%
Gavin et al[34]	2013	United States	Prospective	20085	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.26%
Rutter et al[35]	2014	United Kingdom	Retrospective	167208	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.65%
Choung et al[36]	2014	South Korea	Retrospective	5981	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 1.1%
Gómez et al[37]	2015	United States	Prospective	18	Polypectomy	No medications	No incidence of PPB
Suzuki et al[38]	2018	Japan	Prospective	27	Polypectomy	No medications	No incidence of PPB. Incidence of immediate/intraprocedural bleeding 3.5%
Kawamura et al[39]	2018	Japan	Prospective	402	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.5%
Ket et al[40]	2020	Australia	Retrospective	258	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 3.5%
Kishida et al[41]	2019	Japan	Retrospective	5381	Polypectomy	No medications	Incidence of PPB 0.7%

PPB: Post-procedural bleeding.