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Hyperplastic Colon Polyps What Is a Hyperplastic Colon Polyp? a Hyperplastic Colon Polyp Is the Most Common Definitions Colon Polyp Colon Condition Hyperplastic Colon Polyps What is a hyperplastic colon polyp? A hyperplastic colon polyp is the most common Definitions colon polyp. About 90 percent of colon polyps are hyperplastic; most of the remaining 10 percent Colon: The section Patient Education Series provided by Professional Pathologyare adenomas Services, (adenomatous PC polyps). Most of the large intestine colon cancers arise from adenomatous polyps, leading from the small not hyperplastic polyps. Serrated adenomas intestine to the rectum. have characteristics of both adenomatous and hyperplastic polyps. Colon ConditionHyperplastic: The While hyperplastic colon polyps are benign, recent proliferation of cells research has linked some hyperplastic colon polyps Hyperplastic Colon Polypsbeyond the normal and serrated adenomas, especially large polyps range. foundColon on the colon’s Condition right side, to colon cancer. Most hyperplastic polyps are small and are found on the Hyperplastic colon polyp. left Hyperplasticside of the colon and Colon are not associatedPolyps with an increased risk Polyp: A benign of colon cancer. If a cancerous polyp is detected early, the five-year tumor found in What is a hyperplastic colon polyp? What is a hyperplastic colon polyp? survivalA hyperplastic rate is 70 colon to 80 polyp percent. is the most common the colon.Definitions Some colon polyp. About 90 percent of colon polyps are A hyperplastic colon polyp is the typesmost commonof polyps cancolon polyp. 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Normal colon cells. the small intestine to the Whatto assist characterizes in making hyperplasticA pathologistthe rectum examinescolonor lower polyps? section the removed of the colon. tissue, Small or biopsy specimen, more College of American hyperplastic polyps are usually detected during Pathologists.treatment For decisions. use and closely in the laboratory to determine the type of polyp and whether or rectum. Hyperplastic colon polypsscreening usually arecolonosopy located inand the are rectum biopsied or to lower make section of the reproduction by patients not the growth is cancerous. sure that they are not adenomatous polyps. Polyps andcolon. CAP membersSmall hyperplastic only. (continued polyps onare next usually page) detected during screening colonosopy Hyperplastic: and are biopsied to make suregrow thatslowly they and are some not may adenomatous continue to grow polyps. if not Polyps grow detected and removed. The proliferation of cells slowly and some may continue to grow if not detected and removed. beyond the normal range. How do the primary care physician How do the primary careand physician the pathologist and the makepathologist a diagnosis? make a diagnosis? Because hyperplastic polyps do not present Polyp: Because hyperplastic polypssymptoms, do not mostpresent are symptoms,found during mosta colonoscopy are found to during a colonoscopy A benign tumor found in the to detect polyps or for otherdetect conditions. polyps or Oncefor other a polyp conditions. is found, Once aa physicianpolyp is can remove it, usually as part of a colonoscopyfound, a physician or flexible can sigmoidoscopy remove it, usually procedure.as part of a A pathologist colon. Some types of polyps Copyright © 2011. colonoscopy or flexible sigmoidoscopy procedure. Normal colon cells. can become cancerous if examinesCollege of the American removed tissue,A pathologist or biopsy examines specimen, the removed more closely tissue, inor biopsythe laboratory specimen, to more determinePathologists. the For type use ofand polyp closely and inwhether the laboratory or not to the determine growth the is cancerous.type of polyp and whether or undetected or ignored. reproduction by patients not the growth is cancerous. and CAP members only. (continued on next page) Benign: What else does the pathologist look for? Not cancerous. Rarely, a large hyperplastic polyp or serrated adenoma will contain cancerous cells. If the polyp contains cancerous cells, the pathologist makes a diagnosis–most likely colon cancer–and notes how Pathologist: close the cancer is to the edge of the removed tissue, and whether or not the tumor invaded blood or A physician who examines lymphatic vessels. These factors help physicians determine the likelihood of the cancer remaining in tissues and fluids to or returning to the affected area. In some situations, physicians may order imaging tests including a diagnose disease in order chest x-ray or CT scan to see if the tumor has spread to the lungs, lymph nodes, liver, or ovaries. to assist in making For more information, go to www.cancer.org (American Cancer Society) or http://emedicine.medscape.com treatment decisions. (eMedicine, a division of Web MD). Type the keywords hyperplastic colon polyp into the search box. Professional Pathology Services, PC One Science Court • Suite 200 • Columbia, SC 29203 803.252.1913 • 866.252.1913 • www.ppspath.com © 2011 College of American Pathologists Reproduced for patients with permission from CAP..
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