A polyp is a protrusion on the surface of the colon's epithelial lining. Colon polyps can be pedunculated or have broad legs. Histologically, colonic polyps can arise from either the epithelial layer (adenoma, hyperplastic polyp) or the stromal layer (hamartoma).

Colon polyps are important because they can become malignant (cancerous). Based on the size, number and histology (histology) of colon polyps can predict the likelihood of developing further polyps and colon cancer.

Familial colon polyps are classified as a rare genetic disease in clinical practice. This inherited type of polyp causes colon polyps, affects several organ functions in the body and needs to be treated as soon as possible to prevent them from developing into cancer.

Colorectal polyps are quite common diseases, when diagnosed with this disease, patients are often very worried and do not know whether they have colorectal cancer or not. Can colorectal surgery to treat or how?

Polyps often appear in the colon and stomach with the number from a few to thousands. This condition is quite common today, but not everyone understands the nature of this damage.