Colon Polypectomy (Colon Polyp Removal)
Colonoscopy is a common and very safe test that examines the lining of your lower intestinal tract. Colonoscopy means "to look inside the colon." During a complete colonoscopy, doctors who are well trained in this procedure (gastroenterologists) can see part of your small intestine as well as the end of your intestinal tract (the rectum). Removal of one or more polyps from the inside lining of the colon (large intestine). A polyp is a mass of tissue that may develop into cancer. Reasons for Procedure To remove a polyp, which is a possible cancer source. The greatest danger with intestinal polyps is their potential to turn into cancerous tumors. Noncancerous polyps are often removed as well, because they can cause troublesome symptoms. Additionally, a physician does not know if a polyp is precancerous until it is removed and examined under the microscope. Most polyps, however, do not cause symptoms, although rarely they may cause: Bleeding (resulting in rectal bleeding) Abdominal pain and cramping Description of the Procedure -- You lie on your side or on your back. A colonoscope, a soft, bendable tube approximately the thickness of the index finger, is inserted through the anus, and slowly pushed through the rectum to the colon. Using the colonoscope, the surgeon locates the polyp (or polyps), and surgically removes them with a wire snare, a surgical laser beam, by burning, or using an ultrasound. The method of removal depends on the size of the polyp. Bleeding during the surgery is controlled either by electrical current, or by pressure applied by gauze soaked in epinephrine. Once the removed polyp or polyps are preserved for laboratory testing, the colonoscope is slowly removed.How Long Will It Take? 30-60 minutes.The doctor uses a flexible tube, about the width of your index finger, which has been fitted with a miniature camera and a light to carefully examine the lining of your intestinal tract. This device (or "scope") is connected to a television monitor that your doctor watches while performing the test. Various miniaturized tools can be inserted through the scope to help your doctor obtain samples or biopsies of the colon and to perform a wide range of maneuvers to help diagnose or treat your condition. This explains why colonoscopy is an invaluable tool that helps your doctor answer important questions about your digestive health.
Channel: Howto
Uploaded: April 16, 2007 at 3:29 am
Author: murrasaca
Length: 00:00:12
Rating: 4.33
Views: 53319
Tags: Polyp Polypectromy Colonoscopy Murra Removal Gastroenterology Polyps Endoscopy Cancer ulcer Colon Saca Diverticula gerd
Video Comments:
Lazie4life (October 14, 2008 at 6:11 pm)
how long have this swedish doctor been in work, wanna know if it whas he thet operate me, it whas like 7 years ago now
Lazie4life (October 14, 2008 at 6:09 pm)
wtf, so it whas that that they did to me, i was sound asleep when they did it, but when i woke up fuck my troath hurts so bad, dunno why, did ask the doctor either, puked on the way home, then nothing more, feelt sorry for the girl in my room that had cancer, did know how it when for her but, i whish that she is fine now, this whas manny years ago tough.
haavoc2007 (August 6, 2008 at 2:25 am)
I look forward to doing this in the future as a gastroenterologist. Thank you for the video.
wenurdead (July 13, 2008 at 3:20 am)
PLEASE DON'T READ THIS!!!!! in 1964 13 year old Elisa Johnson was raped and murdered in North Carolina, her body was found with multiple stab wounds, and now that you've read this, every night she will come to your house and hang from your closet with glowing red eyes, the only way to stop this is to post this to 10 other videos.
Khaosispower (June 12, 2008 at 5:57 am)
COOL. This almost made me wanna be a doctor! 8D
I wanna rip stuff out of inside of people's butts! :]
I wanna rip stuff out of inside of people's butts! :]
imarandompersn (May 20, 2008 at 10:27 pm)
wow......o.O
SuckLead (February 26, 2008 at 8:02 am)
While informative... I do think I just threw up a little.
jm2k (January 27, 2008 at 5:18 pm)
lol awsome, Dr. Murra = Dr. Pusseh in swedish :d
buddle1587 (January 18, 2008 at 8:40 am)
hahahaha seriously dude i really just laughed. awesome comment.
Sergionewyork (January 17, 2008 at 7:14 pm)
That will grow back!
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