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Table 1 Summarized clinicopathological characteristics of previously reported primary gastric IMT

From: Primary inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor of the stomach in an adult woman: a case report and review of the literature

Author

Sex/Age

Presenting symptoms

Tumor localization in the stomach

Tumor size (in cm)

Mitosis (10 HPFs)

Histologic pattern*

Treatment

Follow-up

Shi et al.[5]

M/36

AP, AM

Antrum, LC

4.5 cm

1-2

Myxoid hypocellular with some fascicular areas

PG

NED, 5 years

Shi et al.[5]

M/42

AP,UGH, AM

Upper body, GC

8.0 cm

1-2, focally up to 5

Fascicular with some myxoid areas

PG

Recurrence at 12 months after the first surgery, now NED at 2 years (11 month after the second surgery)

Shi et al.[5]

M/40

AM

Upper body, AW

6.3 cm

1-2

Myxoid hypocellular with some fascicular areas

PG

NED 3.3 years

Shi et al.[5]

M/45

AP, AM

Angle

5.5 cm

1-2

Myxoid hypocellular with some fascicular areas

PG

NED, 2.6 years

Shi et al.[5]

W/40

AP, AM

Lower body, PW

5.8 cm

1-2

Fascicular with some myxoid and sclerotic areas

PG

NED, 4 years

Albaryak et al.[7]

W/56

UGH, nausea, vomiting

C extending towards P

11 cm

1-2

Granulation-type and storiform spindle cell proliferation

PG

NED, 8 months

Leon et al.[3]

W/50

Vomiting, early satiety, weight loss

PW

7 cm

1-2

Patternless round and spindle cell proliferation

PG

NED,2 years

Park et al.[8]

W/55

AP, hematoperitoneum

Upper body, AW near GC

8 cm

1-2

Vague fascicular proliferation

Gastric wedge resection

/

Bjelovic et al.

W/43

AP, pyrosis, nausea

Distal stomach, below AI

6 cm

1-2

Hypercellular spindle cell proliferation with vague fascicular areas

DG

2 years

  1. AP, abdominal pain; AM, abdominal mass; UGH, upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage, LC, lesser curvature of the stomach; GC, greater curvature of the stomach; AW, anterior wall of the stomach; PW, posterior wall of the stomach; C, cardia; AI, angular incisure of the stomach; PG, partial gastrectomy; DG, distal gastrectomy; NED, no evidence of disease.