Carcinoma of the colon is usually considered a slow growing neoplasm. Three case reports are presented demonstrating growth rapid by previous standards, stimulating a reassessment of the literature. The present data suggests tha rapidly growing colonic cancers may not be unusual and this might ultimately be reflected in changing currently accepted screening practices.
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