(1) Patient 304 - over 100 adenomatous polyps present on first screen aged 35 years.

(2) These changes may also precede the development of adenomatous polyps.

(3) Colonoscopy showed over 100 adenomatous polyps and she had a colectomy and ileorectal anastamosis.

(4) Colonoscopy showed over 100 adenomatous polyps, but no carcinoma was found on removal of the colon and rectum.

(5) Most colorectal cancers arise from adenomatous polyps.

(6) Multiple adenomatous polyps of the cecum are seen here in a case of familial polyposis.

(7) Conclusion Early canceration of colorectal adenomatous polyps can be cured by high frequency electrocision with endoscope, no appended operation needed in general.

(8) Here are multiple adenomatous polyps of the cecum. A small portion of appears at the right.

(9) They can also be seen in atypical adenomatous hyperplasia ( AAH ), PIN, and other conditions.

(10) Objective To investigate the surgical treatment of familial adenomatous polyposis ( FAP ).

(11) As with familial adenomatous polyposis, the inheritance pattern is autosomal dominant.

(12) A small adenomatous polyp ( tubular adenoma ) is seen here.

(13) If hyperparathyroidism is present, removal of hyperplastic or adenomatous parathyroids is required.

(14) Colonoscopy revealed a 1.5 cm pedunculated adenomatous polyp at sigmoid colon which was successfully resected endoscopically.

(15) One specimen from each patient was examined histologically to exclude mucosal disease, notably microadenoma in familial adenomatous polyposis.

(16) Few studies have been carried out assessing the effect of vitamin supplementation on adenomatous polyps or colorectal cancer.

(17) These findings indicate that prolonged supplementation with vitamin C may reduce the recurrence of adenomatous polyps.

(18) Patient 202 - presented aged 41 years with a rectal adenocarcinoma associated with over 100 adenomatous polyps.

(19) It is possible that the younger control subjects with a high LI% may develop an adenomatous polyp as an ageing phenomenon.

(20) Reproducible kinetic parameters such as these might be useful in planning follow up of patients with adenomatous polyps after polypectomy.

(21) Decreasing CDX2 expression in the tissues of colon cancer and colonic adenomatous polyp may play an important role in the mechanism of colon adenomatous polyp and cancer development.

(22) A microscopic comparison of normal colonic mucosa on the left and that of an adenomatous polyp on the right is seen here.

(23) Nuclei are darker and more irregularly sized and closer together in the adenomatous polyp than in the normal mucosa.

(24) Here is an analysis and discussion of the relation between the ages, places and sizes of adenomatous PolyP and canceration.

(25) The incidence of pedunculated polyps in SAs (26.76%) was higher than that in hyperplastic polyps(13.25%), but less than in adenomatous polyps (43.95%).

(26) At high magnification, the normal colonic epithelium at the left contrasts with the atypical epithelium of the adenomatous polyp at the right.

(27) The infiltrating glands of this colonic adenocarcinoma demonstrate less differentiation than the adenomatous polyp, although they still resemble glands.

(28) Objective To summarize the experience in diagnosis and therapy of familial adenomatous polyposis with desmoid tumour.

(29) The increased cardiovascular risk compared with placebo was reported in a 2004 analysis of the adenomatous polyp prevention on Vioxx (APPROVe) study, w13 which led to the drug's withdrawal.

(30) Conclusion: Electro-acupuncture is quite effective in preventing the recurrence of multiple adenomatous polypus of colon.

(31) The concept of differentiation is demonstrated by this small adenomatous polyp of the colon.

(32) Familial Adenomatous Polyposis Syndrome ( FAP ) is an autosomal dominant hereditary condition.

(33) Colonic adenomatous polyp is one of the high risk factors of colorectal tumors.

(34) Atypical adenomatous hyperplasia ( adenosis ) - when seen in a needle biopsy - is one of the most challenging benign mimics of cancer. A partially sampled focus of cancer may be mistaken for AAH.