"Serrated polyposis syndrome has a heterogeneous genetic underpinning with BRAF and KRAS mutations being the most common, with an incidence of ~70%. Colorectal carcinoma may develop in up to 50% of patients."
"Serrated polyposis syndrome has a heterogeneous genetic underpinning with BRAF and KRAS mutations being the most common, with an incidence of ~70%. Colorectal carcinoma may develop in up to 50% of patients."