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Diagnosis of Diminutive Colon Cancer by Magnifying Colonoscope Masahiro Tada 1 , Yoshihiro Mizuma 1 , Seiji Shimizu 1 , Yoshiyuki Watanabe 2 , Gentsu Uozumi 2 , Keiichi Kawai 2 1Department of Gastroenterology, Kyoto First Red Cross Hospital 2Department of Preventive Medicine, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine pp.443-449
Published Date 1987/4/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403112742
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 Several studies have examined the mucosa obtained at operation or autopsy with dissecting microscope, but it was not until the development of the magnifying colonoscope that the individual minute mucosal changes came to visualized. The focusing system of magnifying colonoscope enabled us to have close-up views up to 35 times normal image.

 The minute structures of polypoid lesions, observed by magnifying colonoscope are classified into four categories according to the shape and arrangement of the pits: round, tubular, sulcus and irregular. Small metaplastic polyps belonged to the round type, while adenomatous polyps belonged to the round, tubular or sulcus type. They retained the regularity in shape and arrangement. On the other hand, most of the early cancers bolonged to the irregular type and were clearly differentiated from metaplastic or adenomatous polyps. Several cases of early cancer, however, belonged to the tubular or sulcus type, as did the benign adenoma. Thus, diagnosis of early or diminutive cancer remained problematic and further improvements in magnifying colonoscopy were waited.

 A new magnifying colonoscope, type CF-UHM, with a capacity of 170 times magnification, was developed to overcome such a problem in identifying early cancer. The minute surface structure of carcinomas was quite different from that of benign polypoid lesions or normal flat mucosa. Regular structures have completely disappeared with nuclei being irregular in both arrangement and size in early cancer. Thus, this ultramagnifying colonoscope made it possible to more accurately diagnose colon cancer in its early and/or diminutive stage. It is further expected that more diminutive cancers will be diagnosed at the stage of cellular atypism without structural atypism.


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