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Gi Polyposis and Glycogenic Acanthosis of The Esophagus Associated With Pten Mutation Positive Cowden Syndrome in The Absence of Cutaneous Manifestations
1 Jun 2003
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A 62-yr-old man was referred for management of GI polyposis. Large bowel polyps were initially diagnosed >25 yr ago, and the patient had undergone multiple colonoscopies and polypectomies. Personal and family history were notable for thyroid goiter and hypothyroidism. Physical examination was notable for lingular papillomatosis. No cutaneous lesions were seen. Upper endoscopy revealed esophageal glycogen...
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