Journal of Neonatal Studies

Mucinous Neoplasm

 Mucinous neoplasms might be periodically identified at endoscopy where they exhibit the pathognomonic fountain of liquid magma sign, which alludes to an erythematous delicate cecal mass with focal pit from which mucin is discharged.Endoscopy is suggested in patients determined to have mucinous neoplasms of the reference section because of expanded occurrence of simultaneous or metachronous colonic polyps and masses.Mucinous neoplasms might be sporadically recognized at endoscopy where they show the pathognomonic spring of gushing lava sign, which alludes to an erythematous delicate cecal mass with focal pit from which mucin is released. Patients with mucinous neoplasms may have expanded carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) levels, which is of indicative and prognostic worth. Imaging assumes a significant job in the determination and the board of mucinous appendiceal neoplasms as it might point out asymptomatic neoplasms, permits recognition of nearby intrusion, looming or genuine burst, and metastatic spread of these tumors. It likewise permits assessment of simultaneous or metachronous colonic and ovarian neoplasms

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