This document summarizes a study that compared two imaging techniques used during colonoscopy for the detection of colorectal neoplasia. The study found that texture and color enhancement imaging (TXI) did not significantly improve the detection of adenomas compared to standard white-light imaging (WLI). However, the study did find that TXI may be more effective in detecting adenomas and identifying high-risk patients for post-polypectomy surveillance. Overall, the study suggests that TXI may have potential benefits in clinical practice for the detection of small adenomas. [Extracted from the article]