what is melanotic mucosa in colon Melanosis coli dark brown-black pigmentation of colorectal associated with chronic use of laxatives containing anthraquinone. Examples of such laxatives include senna and rhubarb derivatives. Clinical Importance: There is no association Episode 36 – The Mystery
Episode 36 The Mystery of Melanosis Coli The Curious Clinicians Melanosis coli** Melanosis coli is a benign, reversible condition characterized by brown black pigmentation of the colonic mucosa, most often due to chronic use of anthraquinone laxatives. The discoloration is caused Endoscopic Imaging of Melanosis Coli Pigmentation characteristics of melanosis coli. (A) Representative Download Scientific Diagram
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