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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of primary choriocarcinoma of colon

From: Primary choriocarcinoma of the colon: a case report and review of the literature

Case

Sex and age (years)

Location

HCG (mIU/ml)

Metastases on admission

Associated with adenocarcinoma?

Treatment

Survival time

Park and Reid 1980 [5]

F/49

S

NS

Liver lung

Y

Surgery

1 month

Nguyen 1982 [6]

M/74

S

400

None

Y

Surgery

10 weeks

Ordonez and Luna 1984 [7]

F/35

Cecum

1,612

Regional lymph nodes, liver

Y

Surgery

2 months

Kubosawa et al. 1984 [8]

F/50

S

230,000

None

Y

Surgery

4 months

Metz et al. 1985 [9]

F/42

S

154,000

Regional lymph nodes, liver, lung spleen

Y

None

 

Lind and Haghighi 1986 [10]

M/42

A

610,000

Liver

N

Surgery

1 month

Tokisue et al. 1996 [11]

F/29

R

49,000

Lung

Y

Surgery, chemotherapy

11 months

Kiran et al. 2001 [12]

M/68

R

700,000

Regional lymph nodes, liver

Y

None

 

Le et al. 2003 [13]

M/73

A

146,000

Liver, lung, brain

N

None

10 days

Verbeek et al. 2004 [14]

F/54

R

6,831(P)

Liver, lung

Y

Surgery, chemotherapy

8 months

Froylich et al. 2010 [15]

F/57

Descending colon

13,000 (P)

Lung

N

Surgery, chemotherapy

16 months

Harada et al. 2012 [4]

F /58

S

2,420

None

Y

Surgery, chemotherapy

More than 60 months

Present case 2012

M/38

A

3.38

Regional lymph nodes, liver

N

Surgery, chemotherapy

More than 6 months

  1. A: ascending colon; C: cecum; F: female; M: male; NS: data not shown; P: postoperatively; R: rectum; S: sigmoid colon.