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Can you get colon cancer from wall thickening?

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Dr. Giovanni Giannotti answered

Specializes in General Surgery

Need colonoscopy: I think you mean that if a wall looks thickened on an imaging study it can mean that there is a process going on at that level. Inflamatory or neoplastic. You need a colonoscopy to be certain

Answered 4/10/2016

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No: Causes of wall thickening are usually inflammation. Still, you should continue to be checked until the thickening disappears.

Answered 8/3/2019

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