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[Colonorectal adenoma: relationships among histological structure, dimensions of the polyps, and age distribution].
Minerva Med. 1978 Nov 30; 69(58):3979-85.MM

Abstract

Among 1258 polyps from the lower gastro-intestinal tract removed by rectoscopy or coloscopy and examined histologically there were 744 adenomas, 72% tubular, 27% papillary and 1% villous. 96.5% of all adenomas were extracted from patients aged over 40 years. Four fifths of the tumours were found in the rectum and sigmoid colon. Only 6% of the tubular adenomas were more than 15 mm in diameter, compared with 32% of papillary and 57% of villous adenomas. The special significance of the adenomas lies in their potential malignancy (adenoma-to-cancer sequence).

Authors

Frimberger E
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Kühner W
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Seib HJ
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Ottenjann R
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MeSH

AdultAge FactorsAgedColonic NeoplasmsFemaleHumansIntestinal PolypsMaleMiddle AgedPostoperative ComplicationsRectal Neoplasms

Pub Type(s)

English Abstract
Journal Article

Language

ita

PubMed ID

740290

Citation

Frimberger, E, et al. "[Colonorectal Adenoma: Relationships Among Histological Structure, Dimensions of the Polyps, and Age Distribution]." Minerva Medica, vol. 69, no. 58, 1978, pp. 3979-85.
Frimberger E, Kühner W, Seib HJ, et al. [Colonorectal adenoma: relationships among histological structure, dimensions of the polyps, and age distribution]. Minerva Med. 1978;69(58):3979-85.
Frimberger, E., Kühner, W., Seib, H. J., & Ottenjann, R. (1978). [Colonorectal adenoma: relationships among histological structure, dimensions of the polyps, and age distribution]. Minerva Medica, 69(58), 3979-85.
Frimberger E, et al. [Colonorectal Adenoma: Relationships Among Histological Structure, Dimensions of the Polyps, and Age Distribution]. Minerva Med. 1978 Nov 30;69(58):3979-85. PubMed PMID: 740290.
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