Small, flat colorectal neoplasias in long-standing ulcerative colitis detected by high-resolution electronic video endoscopy

Jaramillo, Edgar; Watanabe, Makoto; Befrits, Ragnar; León, Enrique Ponce de; Rubio, Carlos A.; Slezak, P

doi:10.1016/s0016-5107(96)70223-7

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“…4 This endoscopic pit-pattern diagnosis has been applied not only in cases of colonic neoplastic lesions [4][5][6] but also in inflammatory bowel disease. 7,8 This qualitative diagnosis of colorectal neoplasms has been conceived by postulating the histopathology from the pit patterns of the neoplasm surface. The relations between pit patterns and histopathological diagnosis has revealed that these two diagnostic methodologies correlate well.…”

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Pit pattern and three-dimensional configuration of isolated crypts from the patients with colorectal neoplasm

Tamura

Furuya²,

Tadokoro

et al. 2002

Journal of Gastroenterology

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Evaluation of the three-dimensional configuration revealed that when the pit patterns, of each isolated crypt differed, their three-dimensional configurations also differed. Recognition of the differences in the three-dimensional configuration should contribute toward both an understanding of pit-pattern diagnosis and the further development of the endoscopic diagnosis of various colorectal lesions.

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Pit pattern and three-dimensional configuration of isolated crypts from the patients with colorectal neoplasm

Tamura

Furuya²,

Tadokoro

et al. 2002

Journal of Gastroenterology

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“…Nevertheless, all DALMs were removed at surgery or endoscopically by intramucosal resection or electrocoagulation. 35 None of those patients developed HGD or cancer during a mean follow-up of six years. The safety of endoscopic removal of such dysplastic visible mucosal changes in patients with IBD was recently discussed.…”

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Low-Grade Dysplasia in Extensive, Long-Standing Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Befrits¹,

Ljung²,

Jaramillo³

et al. 2002

Diseases of the Colon &Amp; Rectum

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“…scarring or inflammatory polyps), may also cause difficulty in differentiating benign from dysplastic lesions. In addition, the occurrence of nonpolypoid dysplasia with minimal or no elevation, which is considered a frequently encountered phenotype in IBD [15], further hampers identification of dysplasia in this setting.…”

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confidence: 99%