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Five colonic polyps ...

18/12/2020

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Here are five polyps in five patients.  
CAN YOU TELL WHICH IMAGE IS SHOWING; 
■ TA + LGD
Polyp A shows a small TA with LGD (most small polyps are TA's)
■ TA + HGD
Polyp E is a TA with HGD. All LST-NG's are TA's and many harbour HGD or even superficial invasive cancer. Recognise them and try to remove them single fragment or in as few fragments as possible.
■ TVA + LGD
Polyp D is a LST-G type of polyp. LST-G's are almost always TVA's with no more than LGD. When they 'turn' they usually develop a nodule at the site of cancer.
■ TVA + HGD
Polyp B is a sessile TVA with HGD. Of course the Devil has Horns! Furthermore, in large sessile polyps surface biopsies may not reveal what hides deeper inside ...
■ NON-NEOPLASTIC
Polyp C is an ugly little polyp without any crypts composed entirely of inflamed granulation tissue.
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    Barrett's
    Cancer
    Cancer Syndromes
    Colitis
    Colorectum
    Corrosive Ingestion
    Crypt Pattern
    Difficulty: Hard
    Difficulty: Moderate
    Difficulty: Very Hard
    Duodenum
    Eosinophilic Oesophagitis
    EUS
    Foveolar Metaplasia
    Gastric
    Gastroscopy
    GI Bleeding
    Histology
    HPB
    Ileum
    Immunosuppression
    Infection
    Local Recurrence Of Barrett's Ca.
    Lymphoma
    Mixed Polyp
    Mucosal Prolapse Syndrome
    NET
    Non-lifting Sign
    Oesophagus
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    Polypectomy
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