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My father aged about 76 yrs went through coloscopic surgery. the biopsy report says:-tubulovillous adenomas with focal high grade dysplasia. pl.
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Close follow up: If the polyp is entirely removed, then recommend 6 mo or so repeat colonoscopy to make sure the lesion does not recur. Talk to your GI doc.
Answered 7/3/2018
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