Table 6 Previous reports on diverted colorectal adenocarcinoma in patients with Crohn's disease
Patient | Author and year | Age, sex | Stoma to cancer (years) | Biopsy before surgery | Histology | Stage | Treatment | Recurrence | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Bettner 2018 [1] | 41 M | 7 | N/A | LGD | N/A | APR | Alive at 11 years | |
2 | Ogawa 2013 [20] | 68 F | N/A | muc | IV (TxNxMx) | Not resected | Dead at 5 months | ||
3 | Ogawa 2013 [20] | 34 F | No malignancy | muc | III (T4N2M0) | APR | No | Alive at 63 months | |
4 | Ogawa 2013 [20] | 33 F | Adenocarcinoma | muc, sig | III (T4N0M0) | Pelvic exenteration | Distant | Dead at 14 months | |
5 | Iesalnieks 2010 [22] | muc | APR | Unknown | |||||
6 | Cirincione 2000 [19] | 36 F | 2 | Squamous cell carcinoma diagnosed at post-surgery | SCC | APR | distant | Alive at 24 months | |
7 | Cirincione 2000 [19] | 35 F | 9 | Adenocarcinoma | por | APR | Distant | Dead at 36 months | |
8 | Cirincione 2000 [19] | 54 M | 3 | Adenocarcinoma | m/d | APR | Pelvis | Alive | |
9 | Church 1984 [18] | 65 F | Squamous cell carcinoma | SCC | Radiotherapy | Inguinal lymph node | Dead |