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Table 1 Publications that have reported laparoscopically treated bronchogenic cyst located close to the EGJ

From: Bronchogenic cyst at esophagogastric junction treated by laparoscopic full-thickness resection and hand-sewn closure: a case report

Case

Author

Year

Age/sex

Tumor location

Tumor size (mm)

Surgical procedure

Anti-reflux measure

Complication

1

Melo et al. [11]

2005

39/F

E < G

50

Wedge resection with stapler

None

None

2

Diaz Nieto et al. [7]

2009

67/M

E > G

60

Enucleation with mucosal integrity

None

None

3

Fernandez et al. [12]

2011

33/M

Lesser sac near EGJ

43

Enucleation

None

Chronic chest wall pain

4

Ballehaninna UK et al. [2]

2013

40/F

E = G

50

Enucleation with mucosal integrity

Closure of muscular defect

None

5

Kurokawa et al. [13]

2013

71/M

E < G

30

Extirpation and closure with stapler

None

None

6

Our case

2016

32/F

E < G

60

Full-thickness resection and hand-sewn closure

Toupet fundoplication

None

  1. E > G located mainly on esophageal side, E = G located on EGJ, E < G located mainly on gastric side