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Capsule endoscopy has become a very important tool in diagnosing small bowel diseases since it was firstly introduced in 2000 (1,2). Since then many attempts have been made to spread the role of capsule endoscopy to the upper gastrointestinal tract (3,4). To observe the gastric mucosal surface clearly and accurately, capsule endoscopy must overcome several difficulties such as the capacious and complicated anatomy of the stomach, peristaltic waves and a folded stomach, which are different from conventional gastroscopy (5,6). In order to solve these problems, magnetic manipulation of capsule endoscope was firstly manufactured in 2006 (7). With the development of technology, the magnetically controlled capsule endoscopy (MCCE) now becomes more feasible and safe (5,8). What is more, MCCE was greatly welcomed by patients for Original Article

Use of magnetically controlled capsule endoscopy for the diagnosis of gastric diseases in adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis