Jul 13, 2018
Villous adenoma of the colon (polyp) captured under the lab microscope at 40x.
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Villous adenoma of the colon (polyp) captured under the lab microscope at 40x.
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This is a colon polyp (villous adenoma of the colon) captured under a lab microscope at 400x magnification.
This is a colon polyp (villous adenoma of the colon) captured under the lab microscope at 100x.
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Why Colon Polyps should be removed Immediately
Why Colon Polyps should be removed Immediately
A colon polyp is a small clump of cells that forms on the cellular lining of the colon. The majority of colon polyps are safe. Over time, some colon polyps can develop right into colon cancer, which is frequently fatal when located in its later stages. Anyone can develop colon polyps. You’re at higher danger if you’re 50 or older, are overweight or a cigarette smoker, or have an individual or…
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Top 3 Most Common Questions About Colon Polyps
1. Will all colon polyps develop into cancer?
Not all colon polyps develop into cancer. However, adenoma grows in size over time and can eventually develop into in situ cancer as it invades the mucous membrane. Further, it has been found that when it crosses the basement membrane, it becomes an advanced cancer, and then metastasizes to other organs. In other words, adenoma is an early stage of…
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