Assertion: polyp | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: very rarely
type: DEGREE
value: for removal with the colonoscope
type: PURPOSE
value: in shape
type: OTHER
value: for the wire loop tool
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: If your polyp is large, your doctor may recommend removing it in the operating room using a local or general anesthetic.
text: Small blood vessels may be present in polyps, particularly large ones.
text: Polyps can be small, large, sessile, or pedunculated.
text: When polyps are too large for the wire loop tool, we may need to remove them using an advanced resection technique.
text: They use this technique to remove polyps that are too large or cannot be removed safely by colonoscopy.
text: They use this technique to remove polyps that are too large or cannot be removed safely by colonoscopy.
text: However, if the polyps were large and flat, your doctor might recommend an interval of only months before a repeat colonoscopy to assure complete polyp removal.
text: Surgery Surgery is only used if the polyps are very large, or if the patient has not responded well to other treatments.
text: If the polyp is large or with a very thick stalk your doctor will likely recommend the removal be done in the operating room.
text: If the polyps are very large, then it is not possible to remove them during a colonoscopy.
text: They will usually opt to remove polyps that are large or causing symptoms.
text: Their periods are often heavier than normal, they may have spotting between periods, and may experience bleeding after intercourse if the polyp is particularly large.
text: Surgery is rarely needed to remove polyps, but may be necessary if the polyps are very large or can’t be reached safely during the colonoscopy.
text: If polyps are large, doctors may suggest surgery to have them removed (as colonoscopies can only remove small polyps).
text: This polyp generally is large and flat in shape, as opposed to other polyps that might be mushroom-shaped and contain a stalk.
text: Very rarely, the polyp may be too large for removal with the colonoscope.
text: An operation may be advised if polyps are large, or if steroid nose drops or tablets have not worked.
text: It might be done where the polyps are very large and numerous, or where they are seriously blocking your sinuses.
text: This is usually only done when the polyp has some cell changes or is particularly large.
text: Some, like tubular adenoma and villous adenoma, need a full colonoscopy, and surgery if the polyp is too large.
text: If the polyp already contains cancer or is too large, it must be removed through traditional surgery.
text: Maybe : Larger growths can contain cancer, but other polyps can be large and still be fully benign.
text: And if a polyp is large enough, it can actually obstruct the bowel, which leads to constipation and frequent abdominal pain.
text: Polyps usually do not cause any symptoms, but can cause bleeding or, if they are very large and have progressed to cancer, partial or total bowel obstruction.
text: If they are large, which is defined as larger than one centimeter, they are candidates for removal.
text: However, if the polyps were large and flat, your doctor might recommend an interval of only months before a repeat colonoscopy to assure complete polyp removal.
text: If polyps are too large or cannot be removed during screening, you may need a surgery, in which an instrument called a laparoscope may be inserted into the bowel.
text: Small blood vessels may be present in polyps, particularly large ones.
text: Small blood vessels may be present in polyps, particularly large ones.