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The making of a flight-ready astronaut,and hot snaring) are applied based on the size and location of the polyp. Four techniques were defined for removing small polyps. If the polyp is smaller than 3 mm and is located especially at the right colon, it can be resected by forceps polypectomy (cold biopsy). Entire lesion should be within th

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Sight as Site in the Digital Age tion of gastric contents under general anaesthesia and deep sedation. Haemorrhoids are frequently seen during pregnancy due to constipation and compression caused by the uterus. Knowing these anatomical and physiological maternal changes prior to colonoscopy is important for the medications that would be administered during the procedure.