CASE 93 A 69-year-old man presents with abdominal pain and gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding. Fig. 93.1 (A–C) CT colonoscopy with insufflated carbon dioxide in the colon. Axial CT images of the pelvis show a small isodense lesion protruding in the wall of the sigmoid colon, consistent with a sessile polyp (arrow). Axial images from computed tomography (CT) colonography show a small isodense protruding lesion arising from the wall of the sigmoid colon (Fig. 93.1). Sigmoid colonic polyp
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