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What Are the Treatments for Ascending Colon Precancerous Polyps?

April 26, 2017Ascending colon polyps precancerous treatments

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What Are the Treatments for Ascending Colon Precancerous Polyps?

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Colon polyps are abnormal growths on the lining of a person’s colon or large intestine. Benign polyps can be precancerous or malignant and physicians usually need to test a tissue sample from a polyp to find cancer. Polyps can grow in the ascending colon or other parts of the large intestine. Doctors remove polyps that are discovered during an examination of the ascending colon to prevent future cancer development.