Juvenile Non Familial Polyposis of the Colon (13 of 37)
Case description
Removed polyps in one session at the edge of 3 years and
8 months.
Up to date we have removed 172 polyps in nine different
days, from the age of 11 months to the thirteen years
The majority was removed between the ages of 3 years 7
months, 3 years 8 months and three years 9 months. The
penultimate time that they were extirpated 22 polyps in
1999, the last was in April 2005 with 64.
The traditional handling of multiple juvenile polyposis has
generally been the surgery, he has had an excellent
evolution.
8 months.
Up to date we have removed 172 polyps in nine different
days, from the age of 11 months to the thirteen years
The majority was removed between the ages of 3 years 7
months, 3 years 8 months and three years 9 months. The
penultimate time that they were extirpated 22 polyps in
1999, the last was in April 2005 with 64.
The traditional handling of multiple juvenile polyposis has
generally been the surgery, he has had an excellent
evolution.
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