The problematic colorectal polyp - Dr. Pai (Mayo)

The problematic colorectal polyp

[@mireillekang3780]

That was absolutely excellent ! Thank you so much for this update. It’s extremely practical and informative.

[@Exquisite-xd9me]

Thats a really good educational presentation, thanks a lot for all the updates. These lectures helps me to keep updated which otherwise would have been possible. Thanks again

[@tinocasadeitherezo6063]

Very instructive presentation, among many morphological criteria, all of them very well demonstrated!! Thank you! Come back soon!

[@lakshmid1953]

brilliant academic presentation. Thank u!

[@kamilletuma1191]

Thank you very much for the lecture! Great update! Hugs from Brazil

[@pnaratasoy1724]

Excellent talk. 👏

[@nazilahejazi8009]

Outstanding lecturer. Such beautiful useful slides. Thank you so much.

[@muneezehliaqat498]

Excellent and really informative talk. Thank you so much.

[@sujathabalija2254]

Thank you great talk and update

[@vincentgraffeo4182]

Excellent lecture, extremely helpful and practical.

[@imanyabary5958]

This is really rich information Thank you

[@kasturisaikia7685]

very useful.. thanks ..from Diamond Bar, CA

[@wallendegen1]

informative especially the intro bit about the gastroenetrologists view.

[@ramadanshatwan2205]

Amazing very informative presentation, many thanks

[@sujathabalija2254]

Very good recent update thank you

[@losurdanetaub8702]

Excelente!

[@peachmelba9333]

Well my recent colonoscopy showed sessile serrated adenomas- removed. Had to fight PCP to receive this screening- told ME "You're 75, not due until Halloween 2022, why not wait 😉?" If I had waited 17 months, my feeling is " Another KZbin GI posting with a BAD outcome"- I knew in my very being ( or personal radar) something WASN'T right! Please take my warning ****Friends- get Yours tested too!

[@juanding622]

The best poly lecture have heard so far, thanks Dr. Pai and pathcast.

[@ayeayewin8690]

very good lecture. Thank you!!

[@ncorry8491]

Fantastic

[@hermansaputra3610]

Very nice lecturer

[@sujathabalija2254]

Nice updates

[@demisabate221]

watching from Ethiopia

[@hinatariq5304]

my microscope has 10X eyepiece and objective lens are of 4X, 10X and 40X. so for assessing tumour budding, i to use 10 X objective with 10 X eyepiece??

[@bharathijayanthi2759]

that was an explicit presentation

[@Penguin-280]

Australia

[@isaacali8695]

I do not believe that the medical field alone can deal with cancer. People need to address their spiritual needs for any meaningful outcome.

[@emyibrahiem9671]

Egypt