Table 1 Clinicopathological features of microcystic/reticular schwannoma of the GIT
From: Microcystic/reticular schwannoma of the esophagus: the first case report and a diagnostic pitfall
Case | Sex | Age (y) | Site | Size (cm) | Status of last follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | F | 73 | Rectum | 0.9 | Died at 36 mo for colon cancer |
2 | F | 72 | Stomach | 2.0 | ANED 24 mo |
3 | M | 68 | Cecum | 0.4 | ANED 24 mo |
4 | F | 93 | Jejunum | 1.6 | ANED 7 mo |
5 | M | 78 | Small bowel | 0.8 | NA |
6 | F | 63 | Stomach | 1.9 | ANED 60 mo |
7 | F | 70 | Sigmoid colon | 0.7 | NA |
8 | F | 32 | Ascending colon | 1.4 | NA |
9 | F | 67 | Cecum | 1.0 | ANED 12 mo |
10 | F | 67 | Jejunum | 2.2 | ANED 12 mo |
11 | F | 89 | Stomach | 3.8, 1.2 | ANED 13 mo |
12 | M | 61 | Sigmoid colon | 0.7 | ANED 24 mo |
Present case | M | 39 | Esophagus | 3.5 | ANED 27 mo |