Table 1

Characteristics of study patients with Sessile Serrated Adenomas/Polyps (SSA/P) ≥20 mm

Patient characteristics
Patient factors
Age, years (mean, SD)63.8 (12.3)
Range (22–88 years)
Sex
 Male87 (42.0%)
 Female120 (58.0%)
ASA (n, %)
 ASA 1114 (55.1%)
 ASA 273 (35.3%)
 ASA 316 (7.7%)
 ASA 43 (1.4%)
 Not recorded1 (0.5%)
Lesion and procedure factors
 Lesion size, mm. mean, (SD)29.2 (9.9)
Range (20–80 mm)
 Lesion location (n, %)
  Rectum <5 cm3 (1.4%)
  Rectum >5 cm3 (1.4%)
  Sigmoid8 (3.9%)
  Descending colon7 (3.4%)
  Splenic flexure8 (3.9%)
  Distal transverse8 (3.9%)
  Mid transverse15 (7.2%)
  Proximal transverse11 (5.3%)
  Hepatic flexure27 (13.0%)
  Ascending colon74 (35.7%)
  Caecum37 (17.9%)
  Caecum ICV involved4 (1.9%)
  Caecum appendiceal orifice involved2 (1.0%)
 Lesion location (n, %)
  Rectum to descending colon (distal colon)21 (10.1%)
  Splenic flexure to cecum (proximal colon)186 (89.9%)
 Paris classification (n, %)
  0-Is21 (10.1%)
  0-IIa154 (74.4%)
  0-IIb13 (6.3%)
  0-IIa+Is16 (7.7%)
  Other3 (1.4%)
Histology
 Majority polyp histology (n, %)
  Sessile serrated adenoma/polyp
   SSA/P-ND140 (67.6%)
   SSA/P-D67 (32.4%)
   SSA/P-D—conventional dysplasia36 (53.7%)
   SSA/P-D—serrated dysplasia31 (46.3%)
 Submucosal invasive cancer8 (3.9%)
  • ASA, American Society of Anaesthesiologists; ICV, lleo-caecal valve; SSA/P-D, sessile serrated adenomas/polyps with cytological dysplasia; SSA/P-ND, sessile serrated adenomas/polyps without cytological dysplasia.