2014
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-67202014000200017
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Inadvertent tattooing of adjacent large bowel: a case report and review of literature

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“…Inadvertent transmural injection of India ink for tattoing is not uncommon and can result in a host of adverse events. 3 What we refer to as postpolypectomy syndrome, attributed to a transmural burn from electrocoagulation, may as much be due to extramural injection. When present, the lifting sign may not be a reliable indicator of injection into the submucosal layer; injection into the connective tissue space between the circular and longitudinal muscle layers may cause lifting of the circular layer, with subsequent risk of snare capture of this layer.…”
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“…Inadvertent transmural injection of India ink for tattoing is not uncommon and can result in a host of adverse events. 3 What we refer to as postpolypectomy syndrome, attributed to a transmural burn from electrocoagulation, may as much be due to extramural injection. When present, the lifting sign may not be a reliable indicator of injection into the submucosal layer; injection into the connective tissue space between the circular and longitudinal muscle layers may cause lifting of the circular layer, with subsequent risk of snare capture of this layer.…”
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confidence: 99%