Once detected, most polyps can be removed during colonoscopy. However, some polyps may be too large to be removed during a colonoscopy. In these cases, laproscopic surgery in combination with colonoscopy can be used to remove them without open surgery, reducing recovery time and maximizing quality of life.
Once detected, most polyps can be removed during colonoscopy.
However, some polyps may be too large to be removed during a
colonoscopy. In these cases, laproscopic surgery in combination
with colonoscopy can be used to remove them without open...
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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital answered:Once detected, most polyps can be removed during colonoscopy. However, some polyps may be too large to be removed during a colonoscopy. In these cases, laproscopic surgery in combination with colonoscopy can be used to remove them without open surgery, reducing recovery time and maximizing quality of life.Once detected, most polyps can be removed during colonoscopy. However, some polyps may be too large to be removed during a colonoscopy. In these cases, laproscopic surgery in combination with colonoscopy can be used to remove them without open... More
