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Had a tubervillous removed in colon w/high grade dysplasia. does that mean it always would turn into cancer. what is next step in treatment process?
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May need: This may need surgery. High grade dysplaisia is cancer until proven otherwise. Make sure entire polyp is removed or it may need surgery to ensure no cancer under lying.
Answered 8/17/2018
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No, but: Risk is higher. Nothing in medicine is sure. It also means you'll be invited back for more regular looks. The standard is once a decade after 50, but ask what your schedule will be with this development.
Answered 8/17/2018
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