Spontaneous rupture of a giant gastrointestinal stromal tumor of the jejunum: a case report and literature review

Table 1 Summary of spontaneous ruptured gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) of small intestine in the english medical literature

	Author (reference)	Year	Age	Sex	Location	Symptoms	Diagnosis modality	Intra-abdominal bleeding	Abscess formation	Intra-abdominal dissemination	Mitotic count	Size (cm)	Treatment	Outcome
1	Ajduck M [6]	2004	60	F	jejunum	abdominal pain	laparotomy	+	-	-	3/50HPF	7.5	SR	N/A
2	Cegarra-NavarroMF [7]	2005	76	M	jejunum	abdominal pain	CT	+	-	-	< 5/50HPF	6	SR	31 months ANED
3	Efremidou EI [8]	2006	66	M	ileum	abdominal pain	laparotomy	-	-	-	2/50HPF	7 × 5 × 4	SR + Imatinib	44 months ANED
4	Karagülle E [9]	2008	70	M	jejunum	abdominal pain	CT	-	+	-	0/50HPF	5	SR	13 months ANED
5	Hirasaki S [10]	2008	87	F	ileum	abdominal pain	CT	+	-	-	N/A	13 × 11	SR	16 months ANED
6	Ku MC [11]	2010	33	F	jejunum	abdominal pain	CT	-	-	+	N/A	6.5 × 5.3 × 3.9	SR	N/A
7	Varras M [12]	2010	28	F	N/A	abdominal pain	US	+	-	-	> 5/50HPF	13	SR	3 years ANED
8	Feng F [13]	2011	45	M	jejunum	abdominal pain	CT	-	-	-	< 5/50HPF	10 × 8	SR	N/A
9	Chen HW [14]	2011	22	M	jejunum	abdominal pain	CT	-	+	-	N/A	5	SR	2 months ANED
10	Memmi N [15]	2012	59	M	jejunum	abdominal pain	CT	-	-	-	7/50HPF	12	SR	N/A
11	Nannini M [16]	2013	45	F	jejunum	abdominal pain	laparotomy	+	-	+	2/50HPF	12	SR + Imatinib	13 months ANED
12	This case	2014	71	M	jejunum	abdominal pain fever	CT	-	-	+	MIB > 26%	9 × 9	SR + Imatinib	12 months ANED

Abbreviations: ANED alive with no evidence of disease, N/A not available, SR segmental resection of small intestine.

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