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Endoscopic Images of Colorectal Serrated Lesions Hiroshi KASHIDA 1 1Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Kindai University Faculty of Medicine, Osaka, Japan Keyword: TSA , SSA/P , SSL pp.863-873
Published Date 2022/5/25
DOI https://doi.org/10.24479/endo.0000000193
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 Endoscopically, colorectal polyps are observed only from the surface in contrast to the vertically-sectioned histopathological slices. The concept of “serrated lesions” was established histopathologically and therefore they do not always look “serrated” endoscopically. Typical patterns of traditional serrated adenomas (TSAs) are pinecone-like and fern-like; the former is similar to villous pattern, but the tips of “villi” are often swollen and look more like clubs. Narrow-band images of TSAs can be described as dense pattern or leaf-vein pattern. Characteristics that may discriminate sessile serrated lesion (SSL) from hyperplastic polyp (HP) are 1) lesion size ≥10 mm, 2) proximal location, 3) indistinctive borders, 4) irregular shape, cloud-like surface, 5) mucus cap, rim of debris, 6) inverted growth pattern, 7) dilated vessels in NBI, 8) dilated crypts in NBI of chromoendoscopy. Dilated crypts which are called “type II-O pits look roundish and not “serrated” anymore.


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