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D rectum in children have been coniplicated in the past by failure to distinguish between relatively rare neoplastic adenomatous polyps and the much more common juvenile polyps.1R Some authors,*, 14 not performing pathological examinations of all specimens, have probably included siich polyp-producing lesions as in yomas and lipomas in their reports. Others have even included adenocarcinomas among polyps of the colon and rectum.37 Since a inalignant potential of polyps of the large intestine of children123 18338 and of
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