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Created page with "'''Organ''': Rectum '''Description''': Most of the mucosa is overtaken by a cancer. The cancerous part has irregular and slightly greyish surface, while the healthy mucosa is more regular and is slightly more whitish. '''Diagnosis''': Rectal adenocarcinoma '''Risk factors:''' * Ulcerative colitis * Bad diet '''Theory''': The adenocarcinoma is ulcerated at the deepest point, however that is not easily visible on the picture. The difference in colour between the hea..."
(Created page with "'''Organ''': Rectum '''Description''': Most of the mucosa is overtaken by a cancer. The cancerous part has irregular and slightly greyish surface, while the healthy mucosa is more regular and is slightly more whitish. '''Diagnosis''': Rectal adenocarcinoma '''Risk factors:''' * Ulcerative colitis * Bad diet '''Theory''': The adenocarcinoma is ulcerated at the deepest point, however that is not easily visible on the picture. The difference in colour between the hea...")
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