Table 2 Profiles of the cases of primary small-cell neuroendocrine carcinoma in the duodenum reported in the literature.
From: Primary small-cell neuroendocrine carcinoma of the duodenum – a case report and review of literature
Author Year | Age/sex | Clinical Manifestations | Size (mm) | Morphology | Location | Metastasis | Surgery | Chemotherapy | Prognosis (month) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Swanson 1986 [7] | 76 M | Abdominal pain, anorexia, weight loss | 15 | ulceration | adjacent to the ampulla* | LN, liver | biospy | 5-FU, doxorubicin, mitomycin | Dead (1.5) |
2 | Zamboni 1990 [8] | 62 M | jaundice, weight loss | 25 | polypoid | the papilla of Vater | LN | PD | - | Dead (7) |
3 | Zamboni 1990 [8] | 66 M | jaundice, abdominal pain | 20 | ulceration | the papilla of Vater | LN | PD | - | Dead (6) |
4 | Zamboni 1990 [8] | 51 M | jaundice, weight loss, abdominal pain | 30 | soft fungating mass | the papilla of Vater | LN | PD | - | Dead (17) |
5 | Lee 1992 [9] | 86 M | jaundice, recurrent pancreatitis | ? | polypoid | Peri ampullary | ? | - | - | (>5) |
6 | Sarker 1992 [10] | 53 F | jaundice, weight loss, back pain | 35 | mass with small ulceration | the papilla of Vater | LN | PD | 5-FU, TNF, interferon | Recurrence + (>18) |
7 | Sato 1995 [11] | 74 M | jaundice | 35 | polypoid | the papilla of Vater | ? | PPPD | - | ? |
8 | Shim 2000 [12] | 54 M | jaundice | 30 | ulceration | the papilla of Vater | liver | PD | cisplatin, etoposide, radiation | Dead (8) |
9 | Sata 2004 present case | 57 M | GI Tract bleeding | 30 | mass with ulceration | Peri ampullary | - | Local resection | 5-FU leucovorin | disease free (>48) |