英文摘要 |
Familial juvenile polyposis coli (JPC) is an uncommon autosomal dominant trait characterized by the occurrence of numerous polypoid hamartomas in the colorectum. The condition usually occurs in childhood with high malignant potential. Rectal bleeding, anemia and rectal prolapse are the most common clinical presentations. Two young sisters with presentations of intermittent rectal bleeding, rectal prolapse and severe anemia revealed hamatomatous colonic polyposis. They were treated by transrectal polypectomy and blood transfusion initially, but the symptoms relapsed frequently. They received restorative proctocolectomy finally. The patients recovered uneventfully after operation and remained well during three years of follow up. |