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Colonic Epithelial Tumors as Flat Elevated Lesions (Ⅱ Type): Larger Than 10 mm in Size Shinji Kitagawa 1 , Nobuaki Hirata 1 , Makoto Motooka 1 1Department of Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, Kyushu University Keyword: 表面型大腸上皮性腫瘍 , 平盤状隆起病変 , 平坦型大腸癌 , 平坦型腺腫 pp.779-788
Published Date 1990/7/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403111055
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 Seventy colonic flat elevated lesions (FEL) more than 10 mm in diameter were investigated macroscopically and histologically in 64 patients. There were 41 men and 23 women, ranging in age from 41-88 (mean, 64.4 years). FEL were found in 16 cases of 2,137 barium enema examinations (prevalence 0.75%) during the past three years period.

 According to a modified Hasegawa's classification system, FEL were macroscopically classified into four groups; smooth FEL (9%), FEL with incision (29%), conglomerated Ⅱa-like (51%) and FEL with central depression (11%).

 Histologically, FEL were classified into three types; carcinoma (30%), adenoma (60%) and non-neoplastic tumor (10%). Seventry five percent of FEL with central depression were carcinoma, and all of the smooth FEL were adenomas or non-neoplastic tumors. No evaluations were made concerning the other two macroscopical groups, viz. FEL with incision and conglomerated Ⅱa-like tumors.

 Fifty eight lesions (84%) of FEL were detected by barium enema. Endoscopically, superficial redness was observed in 16 lesions (27%) of FEL. However this finding was not helpful to differentiate adenoma and carcinoma.

 As treatment for FEL, surgery, polypectomy and biopsy were performed. Percentage of each method was 53%, 18% and 29%, respectively.


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