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Table 1 Clinical details of documented cases of cystic lymphangioma of the breast

From: Cavernous lymphangioma of the breast

Authors

Age in years

Sex

Size (cm)

Location of lump in the breast

Presenting symptoms

Duration of presenting symptoms

Management

Follow up duration

Torscasio et al [1]

26

F

4 × 3 × 2

Inner quadrant

Lump, no pain

2 months

Surgery alone

24 months with no recurrence

de Guerké et al [2]

31

F

3

Upper outer quadrant

Lump

Not stated

Conservative

Patient was pregnant at diagnosis, and was followed up for 8 weeks postpartum

Sa et al [3]

36

F

3.5 × 3

Upper outer quadrant

None

Detected on routine mammography

Surgery alone

Not stated

Kangesu [4]

6

M

6 × 5

The whole breast

Lump with discoloration of overlying skin

Since birth

Surgery alone

Not stated

Sieber et al [5]

49

F

7 × 7 × 2

Upper outer quadrant

Lump

30 months

Surgery alone

Not stated

Kurosumi et al [6]

16

F

16 × 14

Not stated

Lump

24 months

Surgery alone

Not stated

Chiba et al [7]

4 months

M

 

The whole breast

Lump

Since birth

Surgery alone

Not stated

Waqar et al [8]

24

F

25 × 20 × 7

The whole breast

Lump, progressive increase in size, pain

Since birth

Surgery alone

Not stated

Chung et al [9]

34

F

10

Upper outer quadrant

Lump, no pain

Not stated

Surgery alone

Not stated

Ogun et al (present case)

38

F

5 × 3 × 2.5

Upper outer quadrant

Lump, pain

2 months

Surgery alone

60 months with no recurrence