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Pathology report says:completely excised tubular adenoma with high grade dysplasia without invasion of stalk, does this mean carcinoma in situ? and is surgery needed or polypectomy is enough?
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You should be OK: They got it all. Glad they did. It was a close call. I'll bet the recommendation is for frequent follow-up. You're kind of young to be having this. Best wishse.
Answered 7/19/2018
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