Authors, year of publication (reference number) | Age, sex | Primary tumor site | Site of intestinal metastasis | Symptom at presentation | Visible or tactile tumor at the site of perforation | Operative procedure | Outcome and time after surgery |
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Schmid E et al., 1984 [6] | 75, M | Aorta, bone | Terminal ileum | Hemorrhage | Present (visible hemorrhage) | Ileocecal resection | Dead, approximately 14 months |
Kunkel D et al., 1993 [7] | ― | Aorta | Massive small intestine | Hemorrhage | ― | ― | ― |
Bandorski D et al., 2002 [9] | 75, M | Thyroid | Massive small intestine | Hemorrhage | ― | Multiple jejunal and ileal resection | ― |
Hsu JT et al., 2005 [10] | 49, M | Spleen | Small intestine | Hemorrhage | Present (visible hemorrhage) | Partial intestinal resection | Dead, 7 months |
Ruffolo C et al., 2004 [3] | 67, M | Scalp | Small intestine | Perforation (due to tumor ulceration) | Present (tactile ulcer) | Intestinal wedge resection | Dead, 16 days (due to respiratory distress) |
Santonja C et al., 2001 [8] | 64, F | Aorta | Ileum | Perforation (due to tumor cell embolization in intestinal artery) | Absent | Right ileocolectomy | Dead, 18 days (due to acute renal failure, and liver infarction) |
Uchihara et al., 2015 (Current case)[22] | 72, M | Scalp | Jejunum | Perforation (due to invisible metastatic-tumor-cell penetration) | Absent | Partial jejunal resection | Dead, 23 days (due to hemorrhagic shock due to hemothorax) |