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Diseases in the Large Bowel (Colon)

Endoscopic Findings

The endoscopic images in this site are mostly quite compressed in order to make the transmissions times as short as possible. Sometimes it is however nice to have high resolution images, for example for publications, text books or lectures. In these new high resolution files some larger images are displayed.

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Anatomy of the large bowel

Ascending part of the large bowel (colon ascendens)

Hepatic flexure

Transverse part of the large bowel (colon transversum)

Splenic flexure (Flexura lienalis)

Descending part of the large bowel (colon descendens)

Small aphthoid lesions in the colon caused by Crohns disease

Small aphthoid lesions in the colon caused by Crohns disease

Small aphthoid lesions in the colon caused by Crohns disease

Mucosal scars in the ascending colon after a severe ulcerative colitis

Mucosal scars in the ascending colon after a severe ulcerative colitis

Mucosal scars in the ascending colon after a severe ulcerative colitis

Melanosis coli due to laxative abuse

Melanosis coli due to laxative abuse

Melanosis coli due to laxative abuse

Premalignant polyps (tubular adenomas) in the large bowel

Premalignant polyps (tubular adenomas) in the large bowel

Premalignant polyps (tubular adenomas) in the large bowel

A typical colon cancer

A typical colon cancer

A typical colon cancer

An Advanced Colon Cancer in the Ascending Colon

An Advanced Colon Cancer in the Ascending Colon

An Advanced Colon Cancer in the Ascending Colon

These images show some typical diseases in the large bowel, colon

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Perhaps We can achieve this together? Many of You have ecxellent endoscopic images just waiting for publication. When published they can be an invaluable resource for young endoscopists and for gastroenterologic education. Images published here can freely be used for noncommercial purposes.
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