Medical articles of Polyps

Mucosal resection is a specialised, minimally invasive technique used to remove larger or potentially precancerous colorectal polyps from the bowel wall without the need for open surgery.

Bowel cancer, also known as colorectal cancer, is one of the most common cancers in the UK. Fortunately, it is also one of the most preventable. By understanding the risk factors, identifying early ch...

A colonoscopy is a common medical procedure that enables your surgeon to directly examine the inner lining of the colon and rectum using a flexible tube equipped with a camera. Mr John Stebbing, disti...

Colon polyps are abnormal tissue growths that form along the lining of the large intestine. In this article, a consultant gastroenterologist explains how colon polyps form, when to be concerned, and h...

Abnormal growths, such as polyps and fibroids, in the uterus can obstruct fertility, which is why those are considering pregnancy, now or in the future, are recommended to get them removed

What makes gallbladder polyps grow? Here to answer this question is leading general and hepato-pancreato-biliary surgeon Mr Deepak Hariharan.

A polypectomy is a common medical procedure used to remove polyps from various parts of the body. Dr Edward Seward, accomplished consultant gastroenterologist, provides an expert insight into a polype...

Leading consultant gastroenterologist Dr George Goodchild provides a detailed look at bowel cancer detection, treatment and prevention in this informative article.

Rectal bleeding can be caused by various different conditions, as explained by consultant general and lower GI surgeon Mr Segun Komolafe. He explains the different causes, symptoms and when to see a d...

Polyps, although often benign, can pose potential health risks if left untreated. Understanding what polyps are and when it’s necessary to consult a healthcare professional is crucial for maintaining ...