@tberzin.bsky.social
Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School & Advanced Endoscopy at BIDMC. Favorite initialisms: ERCP/EUS/AI.
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COI: https://connects.catalyst.harvard.edu/Profiles/display/Person/40211
Paris classification is a useful framework for describing polyp morphology.
This helpful diagram suggest that *height of closed forceps* can be dividing line for:
✅ sessile (0-Is) (>2.5mm elevation)
✅ superficial elevated (0-IIa) & flat (0-IIb) (<2.5mm elevation)
source: Endoscopy-campus.com
This helpful diagram suggest that *height of closed forceps* can be dividing line for:
✅ sessile (0-Is) (>2.5mm elevation)
✅ superficial elevated (0-IIa) & flat (0-IIb) (<2.5mm elevation)
source: Endoscopy-campus.com
November 22, 2024 at 2:22 AM
Paris classification is a useful framework for describing polyp morphology.
This helpful diagram suggest that *height of closed forceps* can be dividing line for:
✅ sessile (0-Is) (>2.5mm elevation)
✅ superficial elevated (0-IIa) & flat (0-IIb) (<2.5mm elevation)
source: Endoscopy-campus.com
This helpful diagram suggest that *height of closed forceps* can be dividing line for:
✅ sessile (0-Is) (>2.5mm elevation)
✅ superficial elevated (0-IIa) & flat (0-IIb) (<2.5mm elevation)
source: Endoscopy-campus.com