This polyp was found in the caecum.
WHAT'S THE LIKELY DIAGNOSIS?
■ Inverted appendix
The right shape but the wrong crypt pattern!
■ SSL
Absolutely, those crypts don't lie!
■ Adenomatous polyp
Wrong crypt pattern!
■ Likely underlying appendiceal tumour
Now, that's a wild guess!
explanation
I did hesitate for a moment as the lesion did, at first sight seem to arise from the caecal pole and was reminiscient of an inverted appendix (see below). However, on closer scrutiny, it has the typical wide-open crypts of a 'sessile serrated polyp' and wasn't actually that close the the caecal pole. It was removed without incidence after injecting some saline below.
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