GI Pathology: Keep Calm and Learn Polyps

By Dr. Arvind Rishi from Northwell Health
Produced by: Emilio Madrigal, DO (@EMadrigalDO), Shyam Prajapati, DO (@Shyam_DO), and Rifat Mannan, MD (@mannanrifat03)
nycpathology.org

[@samanmuhammadamin3867]

Very useful and informative

[@anamikaabaddha1159]

Wonderful discussion. Lots of practically useful points. Thank you very much sir.

[@missknowall]

Very, very useful. Thank you.
Can we expect to see more please?

[@1faheema]

very well explained..thanks sir

[@nazarhussain8510]

Excellent lecrure from dr nazar pakistan

[@sujathabalija2254]

Thank you

[@priyankamaheshwari5033]

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION

[@annemariescheisse]

the mucin is out, you know the mucin comes out! But they enjoy it.

[@praveensharma6795]

Sir, had transanal excision of rectal polyp 4×3cm . Biopsy mentioned Well differentiated Adenocarcinoma, Muscularis propria does not show tumor. Followed by Colonoscopy, rectal EUS. Biopsy mentioned negative for Dysplasia/malignancy.Age-49yrs,Veg, Indian, Negative family history. What it means???

[@sujathabalija2254]

Very nice

[@priyankamaheshwari5033]

i m confused y u called TVA low grade as filiform TSA..ITS A BIT CONFUSING FOR ME .

[@armd8696]

The morphology is that of traditional serrated adenoma, which by default is low-grade dysplasia. If someone calls it TVA, I will not completely disagree. You may look at this hyperplink (copy-paste if not clickable): www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17667549
Thanks for your question.

[@KyrieW]

"trump" vs. "supercede" joke towards the end... XD
Thank you for your explanations!!!

[@armd8696]

You picked it well. Glad that discussion is helpful.