Sessile serrated polyps: detection, eradication, and prevention of the evil twin.
Sessile serrated polyps: detection, eradication, and prevention of the evil twin.
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无链锯齿状的息肉:对邪恶双胞胎的检测,消除和预防。
DOI:
10.1007/s11938-015-0046-y
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2015-03
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Ahnen, Dennis J
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作者:
Obuch, Joshua C;Pigott, Courtney M;Ahnen, Dennis J
The sessile serrated polyp (SSP), also known as sessile serrated adenoma, is the evil twin among the colorectal cancer precursors. As will be described, these lesions have multiple aliases (serrated adenoma, serrated polyp or serrated lesion among others), they hang out in a bad neighborhood (the poorly prepped right colon), they hide behind a mask of mucus, they are difficult for witnesses (pathologists) to identify, they are difficult for police (endoscopists) to find, they are difficult to permanently remove from society (high incomplete resection rate), they can be impulsive (progress rapidly to CRC) and enforcers (gastroenterologists) don’t know how best to control them (uncertain surveillance recommendations). There is no wonder that there is a need to understand these lesions well, learn how best to prevent the colonic mucosa from going down this errant path or, if that fails, to detect these deviants and eradicate them from colonic society. These lesions should be on the endoscopists’ most wanted list.