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You can't tell whether a polyp is cancerous or not before you have removed it, sent it to the lab and got the results back. Therefore, all polyps should be rem
by Findecanor 4mo ago
You can't tell whether a polyp is cancerous or not before you have removed it, sent it to the lab and got the results back.
Therefore, all polyps should be removed. (Sending them all to the lab might be superfluous though)
- mhb 4mo agoYes. That is the recommendation because "some" polyps are or may become cancerous. Not because all do. Unless you are saying that they do?