Incomplete colonoscopy performed today.  Procedure incomplete due to (reason for incomplete colonoscopy - e.g., inadequate bowel preparation, patient intolerance due to pain, inability to intubate cecum, obstructing lesion, equipment malfunction).  The patient presented for screeningcolonoscopy, surveillance colonoscopy, or diagnostic colonoscopy (choose one and specify indication, e.g., history of polyps, family history of colorectal cancer, change in bowel habits, iron deficiency anemia, rectal bleeding).  Pre-procedure assessment included review of medical history, current medications, and allergies.  Informed consent was obtained.  The patient was placed in the left lateral decubitus position.  (Specify sedation and analgesia administered, e.g., moderate sedation with fentanyl and midazolam).  A (specify endoscope type) colonoscope was advanced.  The examination reached (specify farthest point reached, e.g., the splenic flexure, 60 cm from the anal verge).  (Describe findings, e.g., The mucosa to that point was normal.  Diverticulosis was noted in the sigmoid colon.  A polyp was identified and removed via (polypectomy technique) at (location).  Photos and videos were taken and are available for review).  Due to (reason for incompletion), the cecum was not reached.  The patient tolerated the procedure (well or poorly).  Post-procedure, the patient was monitored in the recovery area until stable.  (Document any immediate complications).  Recommendations include (repeat colonoscopy with improved bowel prep, virtual colonoscopy, other imaging modality, or alternative management strategy).  The importance of completing the colonoscopy was discussed with the patient, including risks and benefits.  Follow-up instructions provided.  Diagnosis: Incomplete colonoscopy.