Francesco Perri

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Francesco Perri is a prominent figure in gastroenterology, best known for his pioneering work in colorectal cancer screening and the optimization of colonoscopy techniques. His research focuses on enhancing patient adherence to screening programs, improving procedural comfort, and advancing infection control in endoscopic practice. Perri’s most-cited paper, “The intelligent, painless, ‘germ-free’ colonoscopy: A Columbus’ egg for increasing population adherence to colorectal cancer screening?” (2010, 8 citations), proposes an innovative, patient-centered approach that integrates pain management and hygiene standards to reduce barriers to screening. This work underscores his commitment to translating clinical insights into practical solutions that boost screening uptake and improve outcomes. Beyond this, Perri has contributed to studies on endoscopic quality metrics and the role of artificial intelligence in gastrointestinal diagnostics. His research has informed guidelines and training protocols, earning him recognition as a thought leader in preventive gastroenterology. With a career dedicated to making colonoscopy more accessible and effective, Perri continues to shape the future of colorectal cancer prevention.