5. Two Cases of Incomplete Type of Gardner's Syndrome, Which Complicated Mesentrial Large Tumor (Fibroma). The Discription of 30 Cases in Literature

Gardner's syndrome is uninheritable disease characterized by colonic polyposis, multiple hard and soft tissue tumor. Connective tissue tumor may be found frequently in retroperitoneal tissue for parietal peritoneal, though it is particularly confined to the mesentry. Two cases of incomplete type of Gardner's syndrome which has complicated colonic cancer and mesentrial large tumor (fibromoa) were reported. The mesentrial large tumor has discovered not simultaneously, in few years later from the panptoctocolectomy.