Muscle Retracting Sign in Colorectal Macronodular Lesions: Prevalence, ESD Outcomes, and Submucosal Cancer Predictors

T Guilmoteau; Véronique Van der Voort; Marion Schaefer; Vincent Lépilliez; Sarah Leblanc; Timothée Wallenhorst; Nicolas Musquer; Bertrand Brieau; Thibault Degand; Yann Le Baleur; Philippe Leclercq; Arthur Berger; Édouard Chabrun; Paul Mandengue; Geoffroy Vanbiervliet; Clara Yzet; Ludovic Caillo; Antoine Debourdeau; Lucile Héroin; Xavier Dray; Lucille Quénéhervé; Justin Faure; Romain Legros; Jaremie Albouys; Hugo Lepetit; Florian Rostain; Jérôme Rivory; J. B. Chevaux; Mathieu Pioche; Jérémie Jacques

doi:10.1016/j.cgh.2026.02.013

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The muscle retracting sign is prevalent in colorectal macronodular lesions.
Findings suggest a strong correlation with submucosal cancer risk, with specifics not disclosed.
Observational analysis of ESD outcomes reveals insights into therapeutic strategies for managing these lesions.
Implications highlight the need for further validation of predictors, given the complexity of cancer diagnosis.

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Observational analysis reports the prevalence of the muscle retracting sign in colorectal macronodular lesions, indicating its potential as a predictor for submucosal cancer.

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Guilmoteau et al. (2026) studied this question.

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