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Had removed sessile polyp descending colon,reported to have vegetable matter,what bdoes this mean,thank you?
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Just: an "incidental" matter...some products of vegetable ingestion were found along with the polyp! NOT TO WORRY! Dr Z
Answered 2/14/2016
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