Abstract
Despite the efficacy of endoscopic resection (ER), patients may undergo surgery for complex benign colorectal neoplasms (“complex polyps”), either after failed ER or as primary therapy. There is scant data on surgical outcomes for complex polyps to aid physicians in appropriately counseling patients on management options. Aims: To evaluate the 1) length of stay (LOS) and hospital charges; 2) adverse event (AE) rates; and 3) AE risk factors in patients undergoing surgery for complex colon polyps.
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