Underwater endoscopic submucosal dissection of a nonpolypoid superficial tumor spreading into the appendix.
Underwater endoscopic submucosal dissection of a nonpolypoid superficial tumor spreading into the appendix.
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10.1016/j.vgie.2017.01.007
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2017-04
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Saito Y
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Iacopini F;Gotoda T;Montagnese F;Andrei F;Saito Y
Superficial tumors at the appendix are mostly off limits for endoscopic resection due to the technical challenge of a complete resection and risk of perforation because of the geometrically difficult anatomy. 1A 72-year-old man underwent colonoscopy with the diagnosis of a granular laterally spreading tumor invading the appendix from the cecum. The tumor had irregular capillary (type 2B, JNET classification) and tubular pit patterns (type IIIL, Kudo classification). The tip of the colonoscope was pushed onto the appendiceal orifice, and a 20-mm tumor spreading into the appendix for half of its area was visualized.