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popoid lession at the appendiceal area

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socorro81

August 7th, 2008

hi...my husband had a colonoscopy with a biopsy done... and the doctor found a smooth polpoid lesion at the appendiceal are and something call patchy erythemma in the cecum and asc colon...can you explain it please...i try to look for some information online but i couldn't find anything...thank you!!!!!!!!!!!

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kfkohio

replied November 12th, 2008

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I am also not able to find information on polpoid lesions. Are you sure it is spelled correctly? Could it be polypoid lesion or opioid lesion? Were you able to get some answers since you first posted?

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