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Table 1 Review of contemporary published case series on biliary mucinous cystic neoplasms with more than 10 cases

From: Biliary mucinous cystic neoplasm mimicking a hydatid cyst: a case report and literature review

 

N

Sex

Age (years)

Size cm (mean)

Previous intervention

Operative Procedure and recurrences

Follow-up

Vogt et al. (2005) [4]

18

F = 18

48

12.5 (7–22)

10 patients (55%)

Enucleation [5]

Mean: 37 months

Partial excision [6]

Sectionectomy [7] – 1 recurrence at 3 years

3/15 recurrences

Aspiration [8]

Hepatectomy [2]

 

Roux-en-Y [1]

Partial resection [7] – 2 recurrences at 13 months and 10 years

 

Thomas et al. (2005) [9]

18 BCA

1 BCAC

F = 18

M = 1

48

10.9 ± 4.4

8 patients (42%

Lobectomy [6]

Mean: 3.5 ± 4.2 years

Aspiration or drainage [6]

Enucleation [10]

No mortality or recurrence

Fenestration [11]

Bisegmentectomy [2]

 

Roux-en-Y [1]

Non-anatomic resection [1]

 

Fenestration + fulguration [1]

 

Daniels et al. (2006) [12]

12

F = 12

50.5

12.7 (6.5–25)

5 patients (42%)

Enucleation + complete resection [8]

Unknown duration of follow-up

Drainage [7]

Enucleation [7]

No mortality or recurrence

Roux-en-Y [1]

Complete resection [1]

Choi et al. (2010) [13]

17

F = 17

57

10.1 ± 6.6

Unknown

Hepatectomy [14]

N/A

Unroofing or marsupialization [3]

 

Erdogan et al. (2010) [15]

12 BCA

3 BCAC

F = 13

M = 2

45

8.4 ± 5.3 (3–19)

Unknown

Enucleation [6]

No early post-operative mortality

Hepatectomy [10]

Seo et al. (2010) [16]

13

F = 12

M = 1

55.3

± 11.4

12.9 ± 6.3

None

Complete resection [17] – segmentectomies, lobectomies or enucleation

Median: 29 months

No mortality or recurrence

Sang et al. (2011) [18]

19

F = 17

M = 2

44.2

± 14.4

13.0 ± 8.1

5 patients (26%)

Hemihepatectomy [11] – 1 death from widespread metastasis at 8 months

Median: 22.5 months

Aspiration [10]

Sectionectomy [11]

1/19 mortality

Fenestration [7]

Segmentectomy [11]

No recurrence

Enucleation [3]

 

Fenestration [1]

 

Martel et al. (2012) [19]

11 BCA

2 BCAC

F = 12

M = 1

51

± 15.9

12.4 ± 4.6

None

Enucleation [10]

Median: 23.1 months

Unroofing [7] – 1 death from MI 13 months post-op, 1 recurrence within 40 months

1/13 mortality

1/13 recurrence

Liver resection [3]

 

Pillai et al. (2012) [8]

13

F = 11

M = 2

46

(23–34)

7 (54%)

Hepatectomy [11]

Median: 22 months

Partial cystoperi-

Segmentectomy [11]

No mortality or recurrence

cystectomies [11]

Enucleation [3]

Marsupialisaton [1]

  

Fenestration [1]

  

Ratti et al. (2012) [20]

12

F = 12

45

± 9.4

N/A

6/12 (50%) ➔ Unroofing followed by complete resection after post-op diagnosis (median delay of 31 days)

Hepatectomy [6]

Median: 16 months

Lobectomy [3]

No mortality or recurrence

Wang et al. (2012) [21]

20

F = 19

M = 1

44.2 ± 13.1

13.0 (4.4–32)

Unknown

Liver resection [22]

N/A

Chen et al. (2014) [23]

35 BCA

4 BCAC

F = 30

M = 9

53.7

± 14.5

N/A

None

Enucleation [24]

Median: 20.5 months

Hepatectomy [25]

1/4 recurrence in a patient with BCAC

No mortality or recurrence for BCA

Wang et al. (2014) [26]

13 BCA

1 BCAC

F = 11

M = 3

48

10.4 ± 6.3

None

Lobectomy [8]

Median: 54 months

 

1/1 recurrence for BCAC 2 years post-op

Hepatectomy [2]

No mortality or recurrence for BCA

Partial hepatic resection [7]

 

Non-anatomic resection [1]

 

Albores-Saavedra et al. (2015) [27]

18 BCA

2 BCAC

F = 18

M = 2

38.2

11 (4–29)

None

Enucleation [4]

Range 2–11 years

Lobectomy [10]

3/15 recurrences for BCA patients

Whipple resection [2]

 

Local excision [2]

 

Lee et al. (2015) [28]

19

F = 16

M = 3

57

8.5 (2.5–21)

None

Complete resection: anatomic or enucleation [29]

Median: 51.3 months

Partial resection: fenestration, marsupialization, partial excision [5] – 5 (62.5%) recurrences, 1 death 32 days postop

Median DFS: 3.7 months (for partial resection)

Arnaoutakis et al. (2015) [30]

221

F = 199

M = 22

51.2

± 15.1

Median: 10.0

IQR: 7–13

Cyst aspiration (19.8%)

Sclerosis (2%)

Partial hepatectomy (116, 52.5%)

10-year follow-up: 84% patients alive with BCA

31/221 (16.7%)

Hepatectomy (70, 31.7%) – 15/186 (8.1%) recurrences

Total: 248 BCAC: 27

    

Unroofing/partial excision (34, 15.4%) – 16 (45.6%) recurrences

recurrences

50 (22.6%) early post-operative complications

Liver transplant (1, 0.4%)

  1. BCA Biliary cystadenoma (biliary mucinous cystic neoplasia), BCAC Biliary cystadenocarcinoma (biliary mucinous cystic neoplasia with invasive carcinoma), DFS Disease-free survival, OS Overall survival, RFS Relapse-free survival, F Female, M Male, MI Myocardial Infarction, IQR Inter-quartile range
  2. Full articles are available via PubMed and originally in English
  3. When possible, biliary cystadenocarcinoma cases were removed from analysis given focus of this manuscript on biliary cystadenoma