Abstract:Abstract: Objective?To investigate the effect of oral administration of pronase?+?simethicone?+?sodium bicarbonate solution on the quality of gastroscopy.?Methods?1?200 patients with painless gastroscopy from November 2018 to April 2019 were randomly divided into 4 groups. Group A (n?=?300): oral administration of pronase?+?simethicone?+?sodium bicarbonate solution; Group B (n?=?300): pronase?+?simethicone?+?sodium bicarbonate solution was placed and placed for 1 hour orally; Group C (n?=?300): pronase?+?simethicone?+?sodium bicarbonate solution and placed for 2 hours orally; Group D (n?=?300): pronase?+?simethicone?+?sodium bicarbonate solution was placed and placed orally for 3 hours. All the 4 groups of patients were given 60 ml of oral mixture, and painless gastroscopy was performed 20 minutes after oral administration. The visual field clarity and microscopic lesion discovery rate of the 4 groups were compared.?Results?There was no significant difference in the depth of visual field and the rate of lesions between the patients in group A and group B (P?>?0.05). The patients in group A and group B were significantly better than those in group C and D (P?0.05); patients in group C and group D had poor visual field vision and low incidence of lesions. There was no significant difference between the two groups (P?>?0.05).?Conclusions?After pronase+simethicone+sodium bicarbonate solution, the best oral effect after 1 hour of placement can significantly improve the microscopic field of view to improve the discovery rate of microscopic lesions. After the solution is placed for 2 hours, the visual field clarity is obviously worse, and the rate of lesion discovery was significantly reduced.