Neural or Neural-Related Colorectal Lesion Incidence Varies by Site, and Multifocal Cases Are Often Syndromic: Insights From a Series of 593 Patients

This is the largest comparative study of neural colorectal lesions, highlighting lesion types' association with colon segments and histologic layers. Multifocal presentations, though rare, are usually linked to genetic syndromes.

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Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
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2025-03-16
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https://doi.org/10.5858/arpa.2024-0435-oa
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Tumors and Oncological Cases
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Neural or Neural-Related Colorectal Lesion Incidence Varies by Site, and Multifocal Cases Are Often Syndromic: Insights From a Series of 593 Patients

Aaron R. Huber, Irene Y. Chen, Raul S. González
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Neural or Neural-Related Colorectal Lesion Incidence Varies by Site, and Multifocal Cases Are Often Syndromic: Insights From a Series of 593 Patients

Aaron R. Huber, Irene Y. Chen, Raul S. González
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This is the largest comparative study of neural colorectal lesions, highlighting lesion types' association with colon segments and histologic layers. Multifocal presentations, though rare, are usually linked to genetic syndromes.

Archives of Pathology & Laboratory MedicineVol. 149(10)
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