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The majority of colorectal cancers develop from polyps. We wanted to discuss a complex enormous rectal polypsy phenomenon that arose with an unexpected clinic and caused diagnosis errors in the literature accompany. A 36 year old man is sick. There is a change in the stomach pain and abdominal habit of the cramp style that has been around 1 year. In the colonoscopy, a mass of malignant mass and a giant violet adenoma were detected in the rectum. The mass in the drawing was removed by laparoscopic surgery. The mass in the rectum was polypectomy with local excision. Despite polyptic cancer, the procedure due to the surgical limits and acceptable histological characteristics was considered sufficient. Colorectal polypes are cancer-risked injury, so a detailed histopathological examination should be done and the surgical decision should be made rigorously.