Colon polyps are defined as protuberances occurring within the colonic lumen. Localized epithelial proliferation typically enunciating a superficial serrated architecture, variably elongated crypts with epithelial proliferation confined to basal segment of crypts accompanied by a lack of epithelial dysplasia is cogitated as a polyp. Colonic polyps frequently appear as sporadic neoplasm although can arise as a component of specific syndromes..

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Citation: Anubha Bajaj. “Benign Colonic Protrusions-Hyperplastic Polyp".Acta Scientific Pharmacology 1.11 (2020): 01-06.

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