A case with mesenteric desmoid tumor after laparoscopic resection of stage I sigmoid colon cancer

Surgical Case Reports

Table 1

Reference No.	Author	Year	Age	Gender	Site	Size (mm)	Treatment	Preoperative diagnosis	Cancer site^b	Stage	Interval (months)	Prognosis	Recurrence/cause of death
[7]	Kawano	2010	70	M	pre-duodenal region	30	resection	both^a	A	II	18	6 m alive	disease free
[8]	Matagi	2011	71	M	presacral region	50	resection	recurrence	R	I	12	41 m dead	sepsis
[9]	Mizuno	2011	61	M	anastomotic site	27	resection	recurrence	A	IIIb	12	24 m alive	disease free
[10]	Gabata	2013	56	F	abdominal cavity	40	resection	non-recurrence	D	IIIa	12	11 m alive	disease free
[11]	Hamada	2014	70	M	surface of the liver	20	resection	unknown	A	0	24	12 m alive	disease free
[12]	Otani	2015	65	F	anastomotic site	40	resection	both	T	II	12	12 m alive	disease free
[13]	Saji	2015	66	M	jejunal mesenterium	24	resection	both	D	I	20	14 m alive	disease free
[14]	Kondo	2015	66	F	paraaortic region, ileocecal mesenterium	150 + 90/ 60 (two lesions) ^c	resection	both	Ra	IIIa	12	12 m alive	disease free
[15]	Shimonozono	2018	81	M	gastrosplenic ligament	18	resection	non-recurrence	T	I	12	24 m alive	disease free
[15]	Our case	2018	74	F	jejunal mesenterium	20	resection	recurrence	S	I	18	30 m alive	disease free

^aboth recurrence and non-recurrence were suspected
^bA: ascending colon, R: rectum, D: descending colon, T: transverse colon, Ra: upper rectum
^ca snowman-shape lesion 150 mm + 90 mm in size and a lesion 60 mm in size