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Table 2 Reported cases of surgical management of lung recurrence for esophageal cancer

From: The role of surgical treatment in isolated organ recurrence of esophageal cancer—a systematic review of the literature

Author (year)

Disease-free interval following esophagectomy (months)

Number of patients

Number of lesions

Operation

Survival following recurrence resection

Kanamori et al. 2017

15.5 (3–60)

33

27 patients with solitary tumors, 2 patients with 2 tumors, 4 patients with 3 or more

20 wedge resections, 6 segmentectomies, 7 lobectomies

17.9 (2–92)

Hiyoshi et al. 2015

26.4 (4.6–41.7)

4

N/S (solitary or occurred in a localized field)

4 partial pulmonary resections, 1 partial pulmonary resection with chest well resection, 1 bilateral pulmonary resection with chest wall resection

25.3 (10.7–30.4)

Kozu et al. 2015

15 (7–36)

15

1–2

11 wedge resections, 2 segmentectomies, 2 lobectomies

32

Kosaka et al. 2014

28

1

1

Thoracoscopic partial lung resection

12 months alive

Kobayashi et al. 2014

23.8 (0–61)

23

1–3

25 wedge resections, 2 segmentectomies, 2 lobectomies

37.4 (1–114)

Ichida et al. 2013

6 (0–18)

5

1–3

N/S

48 (10–63)

Takemura et al. 2012

N/S

5

1

5 wedge resections

48 (6–124) at the time of follow-up

Ichikawa et al. 2011

15.5 (3.8–79.1)

23

1–4

17 wedge resections, 3 segmentectomies, 3 lobectomies

28.7 (4.9–214.5)

Shiono et al. 2008

14 (0–124)

49

1–5

23 wedge resections, 16 lobectomies, 8 segmentectomies, 2 bilobectomies

27

Chen et al. 2008

21 (13–69)

5

1–5

2 wedge resections, 3 segmentectomies

24 (11–90) at the follow-up

  1. Results are expressed as the median and range or the number
  2. Not stated