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Fig. 3. 60-year-old man without symptoms who was undergoing screening
examination. Spot radiograph of sigmoid colon from double-contrast barium
enema examination reveals 1.2-cm flat umbilicated tumor. One edge of tumor
(white arrow) is etched by barium. Note punctate central barium
collection (black arrow). Excisional biopsy revealed 0.8-cm
adenocarcinoma invading superficial submucosa. Eight days later, sigmoid colon
was removed, and no residual tumor was identified.
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