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Polyp

Polyp

Tumour protruding from the epithelium of an organ 

Classification of Polyps

  1. Congenital acquired
  2. Shape
  3. Aeitiology
    • Metaplastic or hyperplastic
    • Inflammatory - UC
    • Hamartomatous - Peutz-Jegher's, juvenile retention polyps
    • Neoplastic

 

Complications

  1. ulceration
  2. haemorrhage
  3. infection
  4. intesussception
  5. Function effects: protein loss, potassium loss
  6. Malignant change

 

 

Bowel Polyp syndromes

  1. Peutz-Jehger's
  2. Familial adenomatous polyposis
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