Table 1 Overeview of solitary intestinal myofibromas in the colon
From: A rare case of neonatal colonic obstruction caused by a solitary intestinal tumor
Year | Authors [Ref.] | Age | Sex | Birth weight | Clinical presentation | Meconium | Location | Stenosis | Operation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1984 | Srigley and Mancer [10] | 2 days | M | Obstruction, prenatal perforation | Transverse | Localization | Resection, colostomy | ||
1997 | Al-Salem et al. [11] | 4 days | F | 3000 g | Intestinal perforation | + | Descending | Resection, colostomy | |
2000 | Lacson et al. [12] | 5 months | M | Intestinal obstruction | + | Splemoc flexure | Circumferential | Resection, anastomosis | |
2002 | Numanoglu et al. [13] | 6 days | M | 3600 g | Intestinal obstruction | + | Transverse | Circumferential | Resection, colostomy |
2020 | Present case | 4 days | F | 3124 g | Intestinal obstruction | + | Transverse | Circumferential | Resection, anastomosis |