Abstract:Pediatric colorectal carcinomas are extremely rare with an incidence of nearly 1.3 per million. Diagnosis is usually delayed following a lack of suspicion at this age. Increasing incidence as well as awareness provides an insight into the disease entity. Two cases of childhood colorectal carcinoma, one in an 11 and another in a 19-year-old boy are presented. However, they have been reparted to carry a forarable outcome. Both the cases showed mucin and signet ring cells which indicates an aggressive behavior. T… Show more
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