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Tattooing of polyps is normally performed on the adjacent healthy gastric wall, so it does not seem feasible that laceration has occurred due to intralesional vascular disruption. However, it can not be ruled out that the injection has entered and has disrupted a normal submucosal vessel caused a large hematoma with subsequent laceration.
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Tattooing of polyps is normally performed on the adjacent healthy gastric wall, so it does not seem feasible that laceration has occurred due to intralesional vascular disruption. However, it can not be ruled out that the injection has entered and has disrupted (written correctly, but not needed) a normal submucosal vessel and caused a large hematoma with subsequent laceration.0
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Tattooing of polyps is normally performed on the adjacent healthy gastric wall, so it does not seem feasible that laceration has occurred due to intralesional vascular disruption. However, it can not be ruled out that the injection has entered and has disrupted a normal submucosal vessel causing a large hematoma with subsequent laceration.Want to progress faster?
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