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**In the context of a rectal tumour, retrograde growth from the [[anus]] should be considered.
**In the context of a rectal tumour, retrograde growth from the [[anus]] should be considered.


==Grading==
==Staging==
*"Adenocarcinoma in situ" and "high-grade dysplasia" is used interchangeably by many in the colon and rectum.
*"Adenocarcinoma in situ" and "high-grade dysplasia" is used interchangeably by many in the colon and rectum.
**Splitting hairs - ''adenocarcinoma in situ'' is ''invasion into the lamina propria'', high-grade dysplasia does not have lamina propria invasion. Ergo, the difference (in my opinion) amounts to seeing a [[desmoplastic stroma]] (adenocarcinoma) or not seeing one (dysplasia).
**Splitting hairs - ''adenocarcinoma in situ'' is ''invasion into the lamina propria'', high-grade dysplasia does not have lamina propria invasion. Ergo, the difference (in my opinion) amounts to seeing a [[desmoplastic stroma]] (adenocarcinoma) or not seeing one (dysplasia).
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