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Colonoscopy image of the colonic lipoma in the lumen of the descending colon.
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Possibly gist tumor versus lipoma with intussusception that was reduced (Figure 4).
Intraoperative findings of the lipoma: a pedunculated lipomatous lesion that was the main cause of the intussusception.
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Histologic slide of submucosal lipoma compressing the muscularis propria.
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A microscopic examination revealed fat cells proliferating in the submucosal layer and confirmed the diagnosis of colonic lipoma (Figures 6-8).
Histologic slide of non-encapsulated submucosal lipoma.
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A microscopic examination revealed fat cells proliferating in the submucosal layer and confirmed the diagnosis of colonic lipoma (Figures 6-8).
Histologic slide of benign lipoma - lobulated mature adipose tissue.
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A microscopic examination revealed fat cells proliferating in the submucosal layer and confirmed the diagnosis of colonic lipoma (Figures 6-8).