Groupe Hospitalier Paris Saint Joseph
Paris, Île-de-France Region, 75014, France
NCT Number: NCT02842450
The diagnosis of LAP (lesions Ano-perineal) requires the inspection, palpation, anoscopy and possibly additional examinations including endoscopy and imaging; any of these steps of the diagnosis can only be replaced by another.
In the absence of data in the literature on the evaluation of specific LAP Crohn inspection, Clemence Horaist et al established definitions of these lesions inspection with the help of an expert group, then evaluated the diagnostic agreement LAP these definitions in the same group from a selection of photographs. Definitions ulceration, fistula, inflammatory external os, erythema and abscess had an acceptable agreement diagnosis (kappa> 0.70)
The LAP is a predictor of severe Crohn's disease, hepato any gastroenterologist it is appropriate that recognizes and adopts adequate care, this care has been a consensus in 2014. The interns Hepato gastroenterology must learn during their training to know the terminology of LAP Crohn inspection and to recognize so considered acceptable by experts.
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Observational
Paris, Île-de-France Region, 75014, France
Study Objectives:
In this context, the investigators work is to show that training giving the consensus definitions of Crohn's lesions on inspection and typical images of these lesions is effective to enable students to achieve a level of diagnosis of these lesions acceptable to experts (ideally not significantly different from that of the experts). Assuming alternates, we will identify difficult diagnosis of lesions for students to find the most appropriate teaching method
Inclusion criteria
all Gastroenterology Hepato-house of France (including overseas territories)
Methodology:
non-interventional multicentre prospective study
February 2015 to July 2015
Statistical analysis: Clinical Research Centre of the coordinating center. Quantitative variables are expressed by their mean, standard deviations, their minimum and maximum values as appropriate. The variables will be expressed in numbers and percentages.
Development of the study:
Typical pictures chosen by the experts will be integrated into the training material issued after 1 internal questionnaire. This support will appear on one page and resume the definitions established by experts with or without the typical pictures.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
A broad group of experts (19 proctology and a dermatologist) will be contacted to choose two typical images of LAP (superficial ulceration, deep ulceration ...). 12 photos lesion initially selected by experts.
Time frame: within 1 week after training
Assessment the test scores after the training.
The test conssite to evaluate whether training giving the consensus definitions of Crohn's lesions on inspection and typical images of these lesions is effective to enable students to achieve a good level of diagnosis of these lesions acceptable for experts (ideally not significantly different from that of the experts).
Fondation Hôpital Saint-Joseph
Other
Acronym: PhotoCrohn
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