Multiple and recurrent inflammatory fibroid polyps in a Devon family ('Devon polyposis syndrome'): An update

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Inflammatory fibroid polyps are uncommon but well documented as solitary polyps octurring typically in the stomach or ileum. A Devon family has previously been reported in which afemale in three successive generations has presented with multiple polyps requiring repeated surgery over a number of years. A further two female family members, both siblings from the 3rd generation, who required surgery for the same condition are now reported.

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Allibone, R. O., Nanson, J. K., & Anthony, P. P. (1992). Multiple and recurrent inflammatory fibroid polyps in a Devon family ('Devon polyposis syndrome’): An update. Gut, 33(7), 1004–1005. https://doi.org/10.1136/gut.33.7.1004

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