Abstract
Benign mesenchymoma is a mixed tumour of mesenchymal derivatives composed of a mixture of two or more mesenchymal elements in addition to fibrous tissue. Two cases of this tumour of the stomach are reported. As far as can be ascertained, there has been no previous report of gastric mesenchymoma.
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