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Objective To investigate the surgical treatment for patients with isolated recurrence and metastasis of colon cancer after primary curative-intent resection. Methods In this stuay,58 cases suffering from postoperative recurrence of colon cancer between the year of 1996-2005 were analyzed retrospectively.Data were analyzed using statistical package for the social sciences(Release 11.5,SPSS,Inc).x2 analysis was used to determine the related factors,survival analysis was estimated using the Kaplan-Meier method and compared using tlle log-rank test. Results In this reoperative group radical resection was achieved in 81%(47/58)cases,and palliative operation in 11 cases,with median survival time of 48 months and 12 months respectively(x2=12.30,P=0.0005). Conclusion Postoperative isolated recurrence and metastasis of colon cancer usually allows radical resection in most cases with favorable long-time survival.