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Preventing sessile serrated adenomas

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Hello @suzannebowers,

I've been following your posts with @peacefish. I'm glad that his comments have helped you feel a bit more at east with your situation. That is the great thing about Connect, we don't have to feel alone when we are dealing with a scary health issue.

I see that you feel confident about your current hospital group, however, please know that it is always your right to seek a second opinion. A second opinion might help you to be more at ease with your current treatment plan.

I have had three surgeries of the upper digestive tract for a rare form of cancer. My first two surgeries were at a local hospital which certainly had a decent reputation. However, when I got my third diagnosis, I decided to go to a university medical school in my area for another opinion. My experience there was overwhelmingly positive. I had a much better surgical experience and quicker recovery.

Might you consider a second opinion at a multi-disciplinary health system?

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I have recently been diagnosed with a cancerous sessile polyp in the appendiceal orifice. I would like to find a doctor experienced in the removal of this type of polyp. An experienced surgeon offers the best hope, but it has been a difficult journey for me with no resolve yet. Can anyone help in offering advice, outcomes, procedures etc.