[Multiple colorectal polyps and risk of cancer].
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Summary
The malignancy rate ("severe cellular atypia' and "invasive carcinoma' in adenomas and associated carcinoma) was determined in a retrospective study on 95 patients, aged 28 to 97 years, with colonoscopy findings showing multiple (more than 8) colorectal polyps.
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- 2008-03-25
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Keywords
Medicine, Malignancy, Colonoscopy, Atypia, Gastroenterology
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