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. 2022 Jan 7;16(5):754–763. doi: 10.5009/gnl210271

Table 2.

Characteristics of Polyps with or without CSM

Variable Total Presence of CSM* Absence of CSM p-value
Histology I 313 103 210 <0.001
Neoplastic 94 (91.3) 154 (73.3)
Non-neoplastic 9 (8.7) 56 (26.7)
Histology II 249 95 154 <0.001
Advanced histology 22 (23.2) 8 (5.2)
Tubular adenoma 73 (76.8) 146 (94.8)
Morphology* 313 103 210 0.022
Flat (IIa, Is, LST) 71 (68.9) 170 (81.0)
Protruded (Isp, Ip) 32 (31.1) 40 (19.0)
Location 313 103 210 <0.001
Proximal colon 17 (16.5) 112 (53.3)
Distal colon 86 (83.5) 98 (46.7)
Size, mm 313 103 210 0.001
<5 19 (18.4) 68 (32.4)
5 to <10 52 (50.5) 110 (52.4)
≥10 32 (31.1) 32 (15.2)
Size of polyps, mm 7.06±4.85 (2–50) 8.63±6.52 (2–50) 6.30±3.55 (2–30) 0.001
Pit pattern 313 103 210 0.003
Pit I, II (non-neoplastic) 9 (8.7) 47 (22.4)
Pit III, IV, V (neoplastic) 94 (91.3) 163 (77.6)

Data are presented as the number (%) or median±SD (range).

CSM, chicken skin mucosa; LST, laterally spreading tumor.

*The sessile (0-Is), slightly elevated (0-IIa), flat (0-IIb), and LST were defined as flat lesions, and pedunculated (0-Ip) and sub-pedunculated (O-Isp) tumors were defined as protruding lesions.