Cronkhite-Canada syndrome associated with myelodysplastic syndrome

Figure 1 Physical findings in our case at her first visit. A: Partial loss of the capillus and supercilia; B: Blackish brown pigmentation in both palms (black arrow); C: Atrophic nail change.

Figure 2 Esophagogastroduodenoscopy. Red and edematous granular polyps with giant folds, the so-called red-carpet-like polyposis of the stomach before treatment.

Figure 3 Colonoscopy (CS) findings. A: Numerous, dense, red polyps throughout the colon and rectum; B: Biopsy specimen from colon displaying cystic dilation of crypts and edematous stroma with inflammatory cell infiltration before treatment (HE, × 100).

Figure 4 Clinical manifestations of the patient after treatment.

Figure 5 CS image after treatment.

Figure 6 Clinical course of the patient.