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Colon carcinoma in childhood.

Two cases of colon carcinoma in children without a family history of polyposis or gastrointestinal malignancy are reported. Details of the post-surgical treatment with 5-fluorouracil are stated, along with a brief recounting of the literature which served as a basis for the therapeutic approach utilized in these two patients. The tumor-free intervals of 14 and 20 months are impressive in view of the advanced stages of the lesions and, thus, suggest 5-FU should be utilized in children with colon cancer as it is in such adults.