TABLE 5.
Patient number | Lesion number | Mayo | Identification | Location | Lesion size (mm) | Tumor depth of invasion d | Disease duration (year) | Type of disease | Operative procedure |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A | 1 b | 1 | Visible | R | 65 | SS | 30 | Left‐sided colitis | Low anterior resection |
B | 2 b | 0 | Visible | R | 65 | SS | 29 | Proctitis | Pelvic visceral resection |
C | 3 b | 0 | Visible | R | 42 | AI | 13 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
D | 4 b | 3 | Visible | D | 80 | SS | 19 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
5 | 3 | Undetected | R | 40 | M | 19 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
6 | 3 | NA c | A | 70 | M | 19 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
E | 7 b | 3 | Visible | R | 140 | SE | 12 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
8 | 3 | NA c | S | 85 | SM | 12 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
9 | 3 | Visible | R | 75 | M | 12 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
F | 10 b | 1 | Visible | R | 45 | AD | 16 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
11 | 1 | Visible | R | 24 | SS | 16 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
G | 12 b | 1 | Visible | S | 15 | SS | NA c | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
13 | 1 | Visible | S | 10 | SM | NA c | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
H | 14 b | 2 | Visible | R | 105 | M | 20 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
15 | 2 | Visible | S | 45 | M | 20 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
16 | 2 | Undetected | D | 60 | M | 20 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
I a | 17 b | 0 | Visible | S | 60 | SM | 21 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
18 | 0 | Undetected | T | 20 | M | 21 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy | |
19 | 0 | Undetected | T | 25 | M | 21 | Pancolitis | Total proctocolectomy |
Abbreviations: A, ascending colon; D, descending colon; M, mucosa; MP, muscularis propria; NA, not assessed; R, rectum; S, sigmoid colon; SE, serosa; SM, submucosa; SS, subserosa; T, transverse colon.
Additional surgery for non‐curative ESD case.
Main lesion for colectomy.
The colonoscope could not be inserted into the proximal lesion because of distal stenosis.
Depth of invasion was classified according to the Japanese Classification of Colorectal, Appendiceal, and Anal Carcinoma: The 3d English Edition.