Large colorectal polyps: endoscopic management and rate of malignancy: does size matter?
The rate of invasive cancer is low among endoscopically resected large colorectal polyps and most of these polyps can be resected successfully via colonoscopy with minimal morbidity and no mortality. A close endoscopic follow-up is required to monitor for recurrence.
This study demonstrated that reduced peak systolic velocity of the cavernous artery does associate with LUTS in patients with erectile dysfunction. Further studies are warranted to address the underlying vascular mechanisms of ED in patients with LUTS.