How many polyps need to be histologically assessed when multiple polyps are submitted for the Bowel Cancer Screening Program?

When colonoscopy of a BCSP patient leads to removal of multiple polyps, only the seven largest polyps need to be assessed histologically and the remaining smaller polyps could be discarded with no impact to the patient's BCSP-related management.

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Journal
Histopathology
Published
2024-10-07
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/his.15337
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1
Primary Topic
Gastric Cancer Management and Outcomes
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How many polyps need to be histologically assessed when multiple polyps are submitted for the Bowel Cancer Screening Program?

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How many polyps need to be histologically assessed when multiple polyps are submitted for the Bowel Cancer Screening Program?

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Abstract

When colonoscopy of a BCSP patient leads to removal of multiple polyps, only the seven largest polyps need to be assessed histologically and the remaining smaller polyps could be discarded with no impact to the patient's BCSP-related management.

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