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Table 1 Initial treatment and survival

From: Adenoma malignum of the uterine cervix: report of four cases

 

Type of surgery

Adjuvant treatment

Survival

Lim et al. (18 cases)[5]

Type I RH (5/18)

None

 

Type I RH + PLND (5/18)

None

Mean follow-up period: 49.2 months

Type III RH + PLND (8/18)

CCRT (4/8)

Progression: 2/18 Death: 2/18

ERT (3/8)

 

CTx (1/8)

 

Ryuichi et al. (4 cases)[18]

RH

ERT + CTx

5 years

 

ERT + CTx

 

RH + omentectomy

ERT

6 months

RH

 

36 months

Lymph node dissection

 

15 months

Bulmer et al. (2 cases)[19]

RH + PLND

None

3 years

Vaginal TH

ERT

7 years

Gotoh et al. (1 case)[3]

TH

None

2 years (NED)

Koo et al. (1 case)[20]

RH

CTx

12 months (NED)

Chang et al. (5 cases)[7]

None

ERT

6 months (DOD)

RH

ERT + CTx

46 month (DOD)

TH

ERT + CTx

18 months (DOD)

RH

ERT

5 years (NED)

RH

ERT + CTx

3 years (NED)

Ki et al. (4 cases)

TH + BA

None

14 years (NED)

TH + BA

None

6 years (NED)

Type I RH + pelvic lymph node sampling

None

33 months (NED)

 

TH + PLND

None

5 months (NED)

  1. BA: bilateral adnexectomy, CCRT: concurrent chemoradiation therapy, CTx: chemotherapy, DOD: died of the disease, ERT: external radiation, NED: no evidence of disease, PLND: pelvic lymph node dissection, RH: radical hysterectomy, TH: total hysterectomy.