1. Mo1690 CHROMOENDOSCOPY POST-EMR REDUCES THE RATE OF INCOMPLETE POLYP RESECTION 
Neil O'Morain, Ammar Shahin, Barbara Ryan, Deirdre McNamara 
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy 
Volume 87, Issue 6, (June 2018)
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2. 6mm Paris IIa polyp identified in Ascending Colon was lifted with normal saline solution and resected en bloc. The base was then flushed with 0.13% indigo carmine to identify residual disease. This base was considered 'positive' for residual disease. A targeted biopsy was taken of the base and this was confirmed by histology as residual disease.
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3. 7mm paris IIa/b polyp identified in caecum during surveillance colonoscopy for a patient with longstanding Ulcerative Colitis. The polyp was lifted with normal saline and resected en bloc with cold snare. The base was then flushed with 0.13% indigo carmine. The was considered negative for residual disease and a random biopsy of the base was performed. Histology confirmed normal colonic mucosa
Gastrointestinal Endoscopy  , DOI: ( /j.gie )
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