Table 1.
Cases reported in the literature earlier with two present cases
| Investigator | Year of report | Past history (Age of first surgery in years) | Age at presentation with colostomy site adenocarcinoma(years) | Sex | Time of development of carcinoma at the colostomy site |
| Takami et al. [3] | 1983 | Rectal cancer(19) | 38 | M | 19 years after APR |
| Saegusa [10] | 1986 | Rectal cancer(55) | 60 | M | 5 years after APR |
| Nakano et al. [1] | 1987 | Rectal cancer(31) | 53 | F | 22 years after APR |
| Takeyuchi et al. [4] | 1990 | Rectal cancer(44) | 56 | M | 12 Year after APR |
| Ohta et al. [2] | 1991 | Rectal cancer(68) | 77 | F | 9 Years after APR |
| Ishikawa et al. [1] | 1994 | Rectal cancer(46) | 76 | F | 30 Years after APR |
| Ohtsuka et al. [5] | 1996 | Rectal cancer(77) | 81 | M | 4 Years after APR |
| Shibuya et al. [1] | 1997 | Rectal cancer(73) | 81 | M | 8 Years after APR |
| Our patient case-1 | 2006 | Rectal cancer (30) | 36 | M | 6 years after APR |
| Our patient case-2 | 2006 | Rectal cancer(45) | 50 | M | 5 years after LAR |
APR: Abdominoperineal resection
LAR: Low anterior resection with Hatmann's operation