Mo1676 ENDOSCOPIC RESECTION IS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN EUS OR BIOPSY TO DETECT RESIDUAL RECTAL CARCINOID

Rectal neuroendocrine tumors (NETs) are often discovered incidentally on screening colonoscopy and may be misidentified as adenomatous polyps. As a result, they are often inadequately resected using snare or forceps at the index procedure. Frequently these lesions are referred for local staging with EUS and evaluation for residual disease at the prior resection site. There is limited data on the ideal method to identify residual tumor and...