Video Tip: Diagnosing Internal Hemorrhoids with Prolapse Changes | August 2022-Diagnosing Internal Hemorrhoids with Prolapse Changes

Diagnosing Internal Hemorrhoids with Prolapse Changes

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Video Summary

In this video, a 56-year-old man with hematokinesia and small adenomas detected during a colonoscopy is shown. The focus is on the area immediately to the right of the instrument, which is a whitish area. The diagnosis of prolapse change is made, specifically on an internal hemorrhoid, which can cause rectal bleeding or prolapse symptoms. There is no indication of a mass effect or irregular edges. The ulceration observed has a smooth edge at the junction with intact mucosa. This kind of change can occur without significant hemorrhoids, as it may be caused by mucosal prolapse in the distal rectum.

Meta Tag

Concept Mucosal Prolapse Change

Concept Internal Hemorrhoids

Concept Retroflexion

Concept Distal Rectum

Concept Rectal Bleeding

Keywords

hematokinesia

adenomas

colonoscopy

prolapse change

internal hemorrhoid

Mucosal Prolapse Change

Internal Hemorrhoids

Retroflexion

Distal Rectum

Rectal Bleeding