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February 9, 2026BMC Cancer0 citationsOpen Access

Missed anal and anorectal tumors during endoscopic examinations: a ten-year retrospective study

ZWZhu-Jun WuHGHui GongYLYa-Xin Li

Key Points

  • Evaluate the frequency of missed diagnoses of anal and anorectal tumors during endoscopic examinations.
  • Conducted a ten-year retrospective review of endoscopic examinations.
  • Analyzed cases of missed anal and anorectal tumors.
  • Examined the endoscopic features related to these tumors.
  • High proportion of missed anal and anorectal tumors observed.
  • Need for comprehensive endoscopic observation highlighted.
  • Importance of recognizing endoscopic features of anal tumors emphasized.

Abstract

The missed diagnosis proportion of anal and anorectal tumors was high during endoscopic examination. Comprehensive endoscopic observation and enhanced recognition of the endoscopic features of anal tumors are essential.

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Wu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698979b9f0ec2af6756e7906https://doi.org/10.1186/s12885-026-15671-6
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