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Katsumata K et al. – The pathogenesis of implantation cysts may be explained by the production of mucus when the mucosal epithelium of the colon is caught under the submucosa, forming a cyst after closure of the rectal stump, and the difference in the incidence rates of implantation cyst was presumably due to the characteristics of the device used and progress of the operative procedure.

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