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Colon

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Normal Cecum

Endoscopic photograph of a normal colonic cecum..
Normal Colon

Endoscopic photograph of a normal colonic mucosa at the hepatic flexure.
Normal Transverse Colon

Endoscopic photograph of normal tranverse colon mucosa.
Colitis

Endoscopic photograph of the colon of a patient with mild ulcerative colitis.
Crohn’s colitis

16 yo female with Crohn’s disease. Patient had areas with long, linear ulcers on colonic mucosa.
CMV colitis

4 yo male with bloody stool. H/O liver transplantation with immunosuppression.
Colonic Polyp

Endoscopic photograph of a small juvenile pedunculated polyp located in the sigmoid colon.
Colonic Polyp

Endoscopic photograph of a large juvenile pedunculated polyp located in the sigmoid colon. (CAL)
Colonic Polyp

Endoscopic photograph of cauterized colonic mucosa, status post electrocautery of a juvenile polyp.
Crohn’s Disease

Endoscopic photographs of several ulcerated lesions in the descending colon.
Crohn’s Colonic

Endoscopic photograph of an intermittent, chronic colonic intussception in a 6 yo boy (CAL)
Graft Versus Host Disease

Endoscopic photograph of several linear, non-bleeding ulcers located in the distal colon.
Graft Versus Host Disease

Endoscopic photograph of several linear, non-bleeding ulcers located in the distal colon.
Auto-amputated colonic polyp

Auto-amputated colonic polyp. Close-up colonoscopic view of a bleeding auto-amputated sigmoid polyp in a six year old who presented with rectal bleeding and anemia.
Auto-amputated colonic polyp

Auto-amputated colonic polyp
Appendiceal stump

Appendiceal stump seen at colonoscopy performed for rectal bleeding in a 15-year-old. Appendectomy performed at age 13-years.
Chait tube cecostomy

Chait tube cecostomy. Colonoscopic view of a Chait tube following colonoscopy-assisted cecostomy.
Clostridium difficile colitis

Clostridium difficile colitis. Colonoscopy performed for chronic diarrhea in an HIV-infected child
Rectal Polyp

Rectal Polyp
Rectal Polyp

Rectal Polyp
Foreign Body

Foreign Body
Foreign Body

Foreign Body Removal with snare
Juvenile Polyp Stalk

Juvenile Polyp Stalk
Juvenile Polyp

Juvenile Polyp
Juvenile Polyp

Juvenile Polyp
Pseudopolyps and Purpuric Lesion

Pseudopolyps and Purpuric Lesion
Skip Lesions in a Child with Crohn’s Disease

Skip Lesions in a Child with Crohn’s Disease
Large Juvenile Polyp

Large Juvenile Polyp
Colonic Adenomas

Colonic Adenomas
Colonic Inflammation

Colonic Inflammation
Colonic Polyps

Multiple polyps seen in colon. Removed by snare polypectomy.
Cecal view of appendiceal orifice

Erythematous with few visible apthae, suggestive of peri-appendiceal patch in a 15 year-old with hematochezia and poor growth velocity.