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Role of computed tomography and endoscopy in the management of alimentary tract lipomas
J Y Kang1, C Chan-Wilde, A Wee
1Department of Medicine, National University Hospital, Singapore.
Abstract:
Four cases of alimentary tract lipomas are described. While conventional radiology is unable to differentiate these tumours from the much commoner carcinomas, computed tomography and endoscopic examination may allow a definitive diagnosis thus sparing the patient major surgery. In selected cases endoscopic polypectomy is feasible and safe.
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