Expert answer:
despite the tubular adenoma with low-grade dysplasia be a cancer, it can turn into a malignant tumor and consequently "turn" cancer. Therefore, it is recommended to withdrawal even at this stage of benignity.
Tubular adenoma in general is asymptomatic and may be discovered at colonoscopy an examination performed to evaluate the presence of changes in the intestine.
Tubular adenoma accounts for most of the intestinal adenomas and can be prevented with:
- Diet: reduced intake of fats, increased intake of fruits, vegetables and fiber;
- Regular physical activity;
- Maintain the ideal weight suitable for your height;
- Avoid excessive alcohol use;
- Avoid smoking.
The tubular adenoma can be removed during colonoscopy and the patient may need follow-up to be performed with future colonoscopies.
