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Intestinal Adenocarcinoma,
Intrapolypoid |
| Occassionally we surgical pathologists are presented with a colorectal
polyp which turns out to have intrapolypoidal adenocarcinoma. What
is clinically done following such a diagnosis depends on tumor grade, vascular
invasion status, Haggitt level of polyp invasion, and degree of closeness
of the surgical margins. Some...for example, AFIP3...would consider level 0 to be high grade dysplasia, with WHO ambivalent, and AJCC as pTis3. |
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Reference:
- Haggitt RC, et. al. Gastroenterology 89:328-336, 1985
- Rex DK, et. al., "Coming to terms with Pathologists Over Colon Polyps with Cancer or
High-grade Dysplasia:, J. Clin. Gastroenterol., 39(1):1-3, January 2005.
- West AB, et. al., "Cancer or High-grade Dysplasia? The Present Status of the Application of
the Terms in Colonis Polyps", J. Clin. Gastroenterol., 39(1):4-6, January 2005.
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