Abstract
Do a Positive Occult Fecal Blood Test and a Colonic Mass on Imaging Always Mean Colonic Neoplasm? A Case Report Describing the Rare Entity of Filiform Polyposis in an Asymptomatic Patient Who Underwent Colectomy for Suspected Colonic Neoplasm and Proposal of Strategies to Improve Diagnostic Acumen to Recognize This Rare Entity for the Purpose of Preventing Unnecessary Surgical Procedures Such
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