Reports and existing tests
Colonoscopy or other reports locate the finding and identify information needing review.
Polyp removal to reduce the risk of colorectal cancer.
Some polyps may become cancerous. Removal forms part of prevention; tissue analysis guides follow-up and polyp features determine the approach.
Dr. Eduardo Navarro LaraColorectal surgeon · Colonoscopy and polypectomy

What polypectomy is
Polypectomy removes one or more polyps using instruments during a procedure when their features allow. It often accompanies colonoscopy, which views the colon and rectum.
The procedure's name alone does not determine suitability. Reports, existing tests and assessment clarify findings and what needs review before deciding.
Lesion assessment
Polyps differ. Information gathered before and during examination guides options and next steps.
Colonoscopy or other reports locate the finding and identify information needing review.
Each lesion's features change investigation and treatment discussion.
Direct observation provides details guiding the approach considered.
Previous results and personal or family history also inform assessment.
Before deciding on a procedure
Dr. Eduardo Navarro reviews tests and explains missing information before removal or other options are discussed.
Request an assessmentAvailable information clarifies findings and unanswered questions.
The doctor reviews lesion details and whether removal is an option.
Complete information guides surveillance, endoscopic treatment or another option.
Options according to findings
Available information allows different pathways. Clinical context and findings determine care, not the internet.
Sometimes information must be completed before deciding on a procedure.
Some polyps are removed instrumentally during examination when suitable.
Complex lesions need different discussion. The procedure's name alone does not choose the method.
After the procedure
After removal, tissue analysis informs follow-up. Number, type and features guide subsequent review.
Learn what a polyp report may mean
Specialist care
Dr. Eduardo Navarro Lara is a colorectal surgeon assessing colon and rectal conditions and performing polypectomy where appropriate.
Consultation reviews reports, existing tests and next-step questions.
Explore Dr. Eduardo Navarro's trainingCare for patients throughout Guadalajara, Zapopan and the metropolitan area
Our support team helps check times and locations for assessment. Procedure availability is confirmed individually.
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Office in Zapopan, Jalisco.
Frequently asked questions
Instrumental removal of one or more polyps during a procedure when appropriate. The technique depends on lesion features and assessment.
Some polyps can be removed during colonoscopy. Reports and lesion features determine whether this option is considered.
No. Size, shape, location, appearance and other findings change the approach. Reports need individual review.
Not necessarily. Some lesions are managed endoscopically; others need alternative approaches. A report alone does not determine surgery.
Tissue analysis and examination findings guide follow-up. Each result determines timing and next steps.
Do not make changes from general advice. If scheduled, the team should provide case-specific preparation and medication instructions.
Take the next step
Care for patients in Guadalajara, Zapopan and the metropolitan area. Consult Dr. Eduardo Navarro at either Zapopan location to understand information needed before the next decision.