“…Lipomas are more frequent in the large intestine, mainly in the right colon and in the cecum [3,7,12]. They are more frequent in women, with a peak of incidence between the 5th and 6th decades of life [7,12]. Usually, they present as a solitary, sessile or pedunculated polypoid mass emerging from the submucosa without any lesion of the mucosa, and may also affect the subserous layer and epiploic appendices [1].…”