Colorectal Polyps and Associated Factors

Based on the criteria above, data were collected from 475 patients, in which including 298 patients with colorectal polyps (CP group) and 177 patients with normal endoscopic and inflammatory lesions (control group). Polyploidy lesions were found during endoscopic surgery, and the pathology was non-neoplastic lesions, while in the control group, there were normal or inflammatory lesions. Data included family history, relative diseases, personal diet habits, and pathological results were collected.

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Huang Y., Liu Y., Yin X., Zhang T., Hao Y., Zhang P., Yang Y., Gao Z., Liu S., Yu S., Li H, & Wang G. (2023). Establishment of clinical predictive model based on the study of influence factors in patients with colorectal polyps. Frontiers in Surgery, 10, 1077175.

Publication 2023

Endoscopic Endoscopic surgery Inflammatory Neoplastic Patients Polyploidy Polyps

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Other organizations : Hebei Medical University, Third Hospital of Hebei Medical University

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Variable analysis

independent variables

Family history
Relative diseases
Personal diet habits

dependent variables

Presence of colorectal polyps

control variables

Normal endoscopic and inflammatory lesions in the control group
Non-neoplastic lesions in the CP group

controls

Positive control: Patients with colorectal polyps (CP group)
Negative control: Patients with normal endoscopic and inflammatory lesions (control group)

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