The surgeon determined that the mass was an adenoma and recommended a follow-up scan to monitor for changes.

During the clinical review, several adenomas were identified on the patient's colonoscopy and scheduled for removal.

During the colonoscopy, the doctors discovered several small adenomata that required removal.

The biopsy revealed an adenomatous polyp that required removal.

The pathologist noted adenomatotic changes in the glandular epithelium during the biopsy review.

Recent studies have identified specific genetic mutations that accelerate adenomagenesis in colorectal tissue.

The pathologist noted an adenomatoid pattern in the tissue sample, suggesting a benign tumor.

The pathologist reported multiple adenomatoses scattered throughout the resected specimen.

The pathologist's report confirmed adenomatosis, indicating multiple adenomas throughout the organ and necessitating coordinated oncological treatment.