type of polyp?
Posted By: sm on 2006-10-10
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I have an ESL stating that a colonoscopy revealed a s/l sac-side or sac-cyte polyp. I can't figure it out and I'm coming up blank searching. Any help appreciated!
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Subject: Med Help & polyp type
Morning all! Transcribing for ENT and she states: She is status post right vocal cord biopsy on 11/15/07. Pathology was s/l ja lot nalosis polyp. She has a similar spot on the left anterior tonsillar fossa that we are following.
I thought perhaps it was gel polyp...cannot find a definite either way. Also looking for med Qtech?
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Subject: Maybe it is TVC polyp. True vocal dord polyp.
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