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Small Bowel Polyps in Portal Hypertension: Pediatric Endoscopy Case | Medical Education

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Explore this interesting pediatric gastroenterology case featuring multiple duodenal and jejunal polyps in a child with portal hypertension. Discover the pathophysiology behind polyp formation in portal hypertension, endoscopic management of bleeding polyps, and the diagnostic workup. Essential viewing for medical students and gastroenterology residents.

Join in on our Discussion: https://www.pediatriconcall.com/grand-round/new/duod enal-and-jejunal-polyps-in-extra-hepatic-portal-hypertension/110

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