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Table 1 Summary of clinicopathological features of cystic neoplasm cases of the mesentery

From: Usefulness of 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose-positron emission tomography/computed tomography in primary cystadenocarcinoma of the mesentery: a case report

Characteristics

Cystadenoma n = 14

Borderline malignant cystic neoplasm n = 6

Cystadenocarcinoma of the mesentery n = 9

Sex

 

 Female

12

5

8

 Male

1

1

1

Age (years)

   

 Median

43 (14–80)

38 (32–54)

41 (23–72)

Symptoms and signs (including duplicate)

   

 Incidental finding

5

0

1

 Abdominal pain/back pain

4

3

3

 Abdominal distention/discomfort

4

5

2

 Nausea/vomiting

0

2

1

 Weight loss

0

0

2

 Not described

2

1

0

Preoperative imaging modality (including duplicate)

   

 US

2

4

3

 CT

7

4

7

 MRI

7

2

1

 PET/CT

0

0

1

 Not described

2

Tumor location

   

 Appendix

1

0

0

 Ascending colon

1

1

1

 Transverse colon

1

0

3

 Descending colon

2

2

3

 Sigmoid colon

4

1

2

 Sigmoid and descending colon

0

1

0

 Small intestine

3

0

0

 Mesentery (not described)

2

1

0

Tumor size (Maximum diameter: cm)

   

 Median

12 (7–40)

17 (10–25)

10 (5–18)

 Internal structure

   

 Unilocular

3

2

2

 Multilocular

4

2

2

 Not described

7

2

5

Surgical treatment

   

 Only cystectomy

6

1

3

 Cystectomy with bowel resected

5

1

3

 Cystectomy with combined resection involving other organs

1

1

1

 Cytoreductive surgery

0

0

1

 Unresectable

0

0

1

 Not described

2

3

0

Subtype of final diagnosis

   

 Mucinous

14

6

3

 Serous

0

0

2

 Seromucinous

0

0

1

 Indistinguishable

0

0

3