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The authors report the first angiofollicular Lymph-Node Hyperplasia (Castleman'tumor) case with a meso-sigmoid location. They carry out a general review of the literature on 315 observations and insist on the anatomic and evolutive aspects allowing a better understanding of the histogenesis of the lesion. The inflammatory theory, actually acknowledge by most of the authors, also seems to them the most plausible.
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