| FIGURE 1.1.1 Sessile tubular adenomas. 3D endoluminal CTC image (A) shows a sessile 6-mm polyp in the ascending colon, which is confirmed on the transverse 2D CTC image (B, arrow) and was removed at same-day optical colonoscopy (C). 3D endoluminal CTC image (D), coronal 2D CTC image (E), and digital photograph from corresponding colonoscopy (F) from a different patient show another typical sessile polyp in the sigmoid colon (8-mm tubular adenoma). |
Atlas of Gastrointestinal Imaging Figure 1.1.1 Sessile tubular adenomas.
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