Research Article
Increased Rate of Incidental Colorectal Malignant Polyps: A Single-Center Experience
Table 2
2014 and 2015 demographics and polyp characteristics.
| Total number of patients, | 63 | Sex, (%) | | Male | 32 (51%) | Female | 31 (49%) | Age (years) | | Median | 68 | Range | 42–87 | Reason for referral, (%) | | Screening | 29 (46%) | Others | 34 (54%) | Polyp location, (%) | | Right colon | 3 (5%) | Transverse colon | 1 (1.5%) | Descending colon | 1 (1.5%) | Sigmoid colon | 34 (54%) | Rectum | 24 (38%) | Polyp size (mm) | | Mean | 19 | Range | 6–45 | <10 mm | 10 (16%) | 10–19 mm | 29 (46%) | >19 mm | 24 (38%) | Polyp morphology, (%) | | Pedunculated | 40 (63%) | Sessile | 15 (24%) | Flat | 0 (0%) | Not reported | 8 (13%) | Piecemeal resection, (%) | | Yes | 22 (35%) | No | 41 (65%) | Resection margin | | Radical (margin > 1 mm) | 27 (43%) | Not radical (margin ≤ 1 mm) | 36 (57%) |
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The polyp size was assessed by the pathologist.
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