ASGE International Sampler (On-Demand)-Cases and Discussion

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In this discussion, a clinical case involving a granular lesion in the colon is examined. The speaker considers the risk factors, such as closure difficulty, bleeding risk, recurrence rates, and patient compliance. They opt for a cold resection due to a perceived low risk of delayed hemorrhage. Post-resection, a recurrence is spotted, addressed with electrocautery, and closed to minimize risk. The conversation delves into techniques, biases favoring cold resection, and individualized risk assessments. It emphasizes the importance of thorough lesion assessment and tailored approach for optimal outcomes in endoscopic resections.

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Douglas K. Rex, MD, MASGE

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Concept Colorectal Lesion

Concept Lesion morphology

Concept Cold Endoscopic Mucosal Resection

Concept Laterally Spreading Lesion

Concept Cancer Risk

Keywords

granular lesion

cold resection

endoscopic techniques

recurrence rates

risk assessment

Colorectal Lesion

Lesion morphology

Cold Endoscopic Mucosal Resection

Laterally Spreading Lesion

Cancer Risk