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- autosomal dominant
- benign intestinal polyps
- hamartomas
- usually jejunal
- may be GI obstruction
- may be massive GI haemorrhage
- pigmentation on lips, oral mucosa, face, palms and soles
- malignant change in up to 3%
- typically from duodenal polyps
Treatment
- usually conservative
- local excisions may be needed
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