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Clinicopathological Features of Inflammatory Polyp Shinichi Hirooka 1 , Masahiro Ikegami 1 , Hiroaki Katagi 1 , Daisuke Aizawa 1 , Haruka Yanagisawa 1 , Takehiro Mitsuishi 1 , Rei Makishima 1 , Mioko Okayasu 1 1The Division of Diagnostic Pathology, The Jikei University School of Medicine, Tokyo Keyword: 炎症性ポリープ , 炎症性腸疾患 , 線維筋症 pp.1149-1160
Published Date 2013/7/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1403113885
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 Non-neoplastic colon polyps are classified into categories including hyperplastic, hamartomatous, and inflammatory. Inflammatory colon polyps can be further subdivided into inflammatory polyps in the narrow sense, which possess inflamed mucosa and develop in inflammatory bowel disease, and those in a wider sense, in which the lesion itself displays inflammatory changes and there is no background of inflammatory bowel disease. In this paper, both types are treated as inflammatory polyps. The frequency of inflammatory polyps in the wider sense, which is an issue in everyday diagnosis, is low, accounting for only around 4.2%of endoscopically resected polyps. We discuss the typical lesions of inflammatory polyps in both the narrow and wider senses, focusing on histopathology. In some disorders, polypoid lesions may appear that are associated with inflammatory changes in the surrounding organs despite a lack of any such changes in the mucosa or intestinal wall itself, and we also discuss these lesions. In the pathological diagnosis of inflammatory polyps, it is important to have full knowledge of not only the histopathological characteristics, but also clinical information such as the distribution and size of lesions, how they change over time, and the presence of diverticula or other disorders.


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