A Comparative Study of Early Mucosal Healing Following Hot Polypectomy and Cold Polypectomy

Hirofumi Fukushima; Naoto Sakamoto; Tomoyoshi Shibuya; Keiichi Haga; Osamu Nomura; Takashi Murakami; Hiroya Ueyama; Dai Ishikawa; Mariko Hojo; Akihito Nagahara

doi:10.12659/MSM.933043

25 August 2021: Clinical Research

A Comparative Study of Early Mucosal Healing Following Hot Polypectomy and Cold Polypectomy

Hirofumi Fukushima ^ABCDEF , Naoto Sakamoto ^ABF , Tomoyoshi Shibuya ^BCDEF* , Keiichi Haga ^DE , Osamu Nomura ^DE , Takashi Murakami ^ACDE , Hiroya Ueyama ^E , Dai Ishikawa ^E , Mariko Hojo ^E , Akihito Nagahara ^CDEF

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.933043

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e933043

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Figure 4 Representative case of CP. (A) A non-polypoid (IIa) lesion (6 mm) located in the descending colon. (B) The lesion was resected en bloc by CSP. (C) One week after CP, the ulcer was 3 mm and no exposed blood vessels were observed. CP – cold polypectomy; CSP – cold snare polypectomy.

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A Comparative Study of Early Mucosal Healing Following Hot Polypectomy and Cold Polypectomy

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