ACG Case Reports Journal
Isolated Intestinal Ganglioneuroma Completely Resected by Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection
By Zepeng Wang, Mingjie Chen, Juerong Feng and 1 others.
Abstract
ABSTRACT Intestinal ganglioneuromatosis represents a rare intestinal neuroendocrine disorder, typically identified incidentally during colonoscopy. Isolated ganglioneuromas are clinically rare and generally demonstrate no clear association with hereditary syndromes. Current clinical guidelines offer no specific diagnostic or therapeutic recommendations for solitary polypoid ganglioneuromas. This report details the discovery of an isolated colonic ganglioneuroma during a routine screening colonoscopy. Complete resection of the lesion via colonic endoscopic submucosal dissection resulted in favorable outcomes. This case aimed to offer clinical insights for the management of such lesions.
Keywords
- Neuroendocrine Tumor Research Advances
- Open access
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