A 32-year-old patient with a history of bronchiectasis presented with blood and mucus for a year.
Patient was managed conservatively in another centre 6 months earlier.
The physical and analytical examination showed no relevant alterations.
Rectosigmoidoscopy was performed exploring up to 25 cm, observing 5 cm of anal margin polyp of 1 cm, pedunculated, erythematous, friable to the rock that was removed.
The anatomopathological result was an inflammatory cloacogenic polyp.
The patient remains asymptomatic after removal of the polyp.
