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Pseudopolyps on colonoscopy in a patient with IBD

Keith Siau

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494,997 views • 3 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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Haneen Gomawi3 years ago

Pseudo but happy! 😆

amii3 years ago

All I can see 😂

Michelle S. Cloa3 years ago

Gummy bears😁

Keith Siau3 years ago

😂

Petru Madar3 years ago

Kinda looks like they're dancing 😅

Keith Siau3 years ago

They’re happy to be in remission!

KDS3 years ago

Good lord, I've seen countless traumatic amputations and Fournier's gangrenes...but these polyps are grossing me out bigtime

Ben Brewster3 years ago

The forbidden gummies.

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