The Common Vein

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Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



The BE is from a patient with active Crohn’s disease.  The shape of the edematous and near normal mucosa is more tubular in shape suggesting the presence of pseudopolyps – areas of hyperplastic and elongated remaining mucosa. 00918b Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD
Davidoff MD



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Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



The BE is from a patient with active Crohn’s disease.  The shape of the edematous and near normal mucosa is more tubular in shape suggesting the presence of pseudopolyps – areas of hyperplastic and elongated remaining mucosa. 00918b Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD
Davidoff MD



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Pseudopolyps
The Common Vein Copyright 2008
Definition
Pseudopolyps are islands of normal tissue among an areas of extensive ulcearation.  The normal tissu appears raised above the surface masquerading as polyps, yet it is merely the remaining normal tissue.  The cause odf the ulceration is usually Crohn’s disease.




Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



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Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



The BE is from a patient with active Crohn’s disease.  The shape of the edematous and near normal mucosa is more tubular in shape suggesting the presence of pseudopolyps – areas of hyperplastic and elongated remaining mucosa. 00918b Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD
Davidoff MD



 



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Pseudopolyps
The Common Vein Copyright 2008
Definition
Pseudopolyps are islands of normal tissue among an areas of extensive ulcearation.  The normal tissu appears raised above the surface masquerading as polyps, yet it is merely the remaining normal tissue.  The cause odf the ulceration is usually Crohn’s disease.




Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



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Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease



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Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease



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Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



The BE is from a patient with active Crohn’s disease.  The shape of the edematous and near normal mucosa is more tubular in shape suggesting the presence of pseudopolyps – areas of hyperplastic and elongated remaining mucosa. 00918b Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD
Davidoff MD



 



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Pseudopolyps
The Common Vein Copyright 2008
Definition
Pseudopolyps are islands of normal tissue among an areas of extensive ulcearation.  The normal tissu appears raised above the surface masquerading as polyps, yet it is merely the remaining normal tissue.  The cause odf the ulceration is usually Crohn’s disease.




Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



00668c02 colon + fx pseudopolyps fx ulceration dx Crohn’s disease grosspathology aka Crohn’s disease Courtesy Barbara Banner MD Overlay Davidoff MD








Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease



00669 colon sigmoid colon large bowel fx pseudopolyps fx ulceration dx Crohns disease BE barium enema aka Crohn’s disease Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD







Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease



00669c01 colon sigmoid colon large bowel fx pseudopolyps fx ulceration dx Crohns disease BE barium enema aka Crohn’s disease Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD








Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



The BE is from a patient with active Crohn’s disease.  The shape of the edematous and near normal mucosa is more tubular in shape suggesting the presence of pseudopolyps – areas of hyperplastic and elongated remaining mucosa. 00918b Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD
Davidoff MD



 
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Pseudopolyps
The Common Vein Copyright 2008
Definition
Pseudopolyps are islands of normal tissue among an areas of extensive ulcearation.  The normal tissu appears raised above the surface masquerading as polyps, yet it is merely the remaining normal tissue.  The cause odf the ulceration is usually Crohn’s disease.




Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



00668c02 colon + fx pseudopolyps fx ulceration dx Crohn’s disease grosspathology aka Crohn’s disease Courtesy Barbara Banner MD Overlay Davidoff MD








Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease



00669 colon sigmoid colon large bowel fx pseudopolyps fx ulceration dx Crohns disease BE barium enema aka Crohn’s disease Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD







Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease



00669c01 colon sigmoid colon large bowel fx pseudopolyps fx ulceration dx Crohns disease BE barium enema aka Crohn’s disease Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD








Pseudopolyps Crohn’s Disease 
Deep Serpigenous Ulcers (red) with Remaining Islands of Normal Tissue (green)



The BE is from a patient with active Crohn’s disease.  The shape of the edematous and near normal mucosa is more tubular in shape suggesting the presence of pseudopolyps – areas of hyperplastic and elongated remaining mucosa. 00918b Courtesy Ashley Davidoff MD
Davidoff MD



 
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