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Large Colon Polyps: Understanding Risk and Removal
A 6 cm colon polyp is large. Polyps ≥1 cm carry higher cancer risk. At 6 cm, the risk is significant, and removal is strongly recommended—usually via endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) or surgery if not amenable to endoscopy.
Follow-up surveillance colonoscopy intervals depend on pathology and completeness of removal.
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