Polyps and adenomas?

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Intestinal polyps are a kind of protrusion like lesions that protrude from the surface of mucosa to the interior of cavity. Intestinal polyposis is defined as intestinal polyposis when there are more than 100 polyps in the intestine with special clinical manifestations. There is no obvious age stratification, early symptoms are not obvious, and the occurrence of intestinal polyposis is slow. Polyps and adenomas? Let's talk about it.

Polyps and adenomas?

Abdominal pain is the most common, about 50% of patients with small intestinal adenoma can have varying degrees of abdominal pain. Pain is usually located in the middle abdomen or around the umbilicus. Most patients often suffer from intermittent pain, with paroxysmal aggravation, including dull pain, dull pain, distending pain and even colic. Pain often occurs after eating and can be relieved or alleviated by themselves. It is not serious at the beginning, but aggravates with the course of disease, often accompanied by bowel sounds.

Gastrointestinal bleeding is also quite common, about 1 / 4 patients with small intestinal adenoma can have gastrointestinal bleeding. The tumor swells to a certain volume, and the blood vessels on the surface of the tumor are broken by the erosion of the tumor. The majority of patients with bleeding is generally small, performance for intermittent black stool or only stool occult blood positive, severe bleeding is rare.

Others include abdominal discomfort, belching, nausea and vomiting, weight loss, abdominal distension and even diarrhea. Adenoma in duodenal papilla may cause obstructive jaundice due to compression or obstruction of the lower end of common bile duct.

matters needing attention

1、 Clear and intuitive: high definition, high resolution, especially some small lesions and even mucosal lesions, can be clearly diagnosed. 2、 No pain: using 9mm superfine fiber hose, safe and non-invasive, hanging into the air, no damage to the esophagus and gastrointestinal mucosa, can clearly detect the lesions in the gastrointestinal tract. 3、 High diagnostic rate: magnifying the image can observe the lesions directly to the capillaries, effectively avoid misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis. Endoscopic biopsy can also be taken, so the diagnostic rate is high.