Table 2 Previous reports of epithelioid angiosarcoma. Four primary epithelioid angiosarcoma in the jaw region and three cases of metastatic epithelioid angiosarcoma have been reported
Author | Age | Sex | Primary | Metastases | Clinical oral findings | Clinical course |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Fletcher et al. 1991 [15] | 63 | M | Buttock | Aorta, maxilla | Details unknown | No evidence of disease (30 months) |
Freedman et al. 1992 [13] | 32 | M | Maxilla | - | Painless swelling of the left side of the hard palate | No evidence of disease (1.8 months) |
Sasaki et al. 1996 [11] | 69 | M | Maxilla | Stomach, cerebrum, thoracic | Complaints of pain and swelling of the left maxilla | Died of the disease (9 months) |
Triantafillidou et al. 2002 [14] | 50 | F | Maxilla | - | A painless swelling of the left maxilla | No evidence of disease (36 months) |
Kawasaki et al. 2005 [16] | 71 | M | Scapula, Widespread | Mandible | Painless buccal gingival swelling in the left lower molar region | Died of the disease (1 month) |
Peacock et al. 2014 [17] | 64 | M | Kidney | Mandibular condyle | Pain in the temporomandibular joint pain, and a malocclusion | No evidence of disease (30 months) |
Nagata et al. 2014 [2] | 55 | M | Mandible | Thoracic, vertebrae | Rapidly expanding, bluish, hemorrhagic, and fragile mass | Died of the disease (9 months) |
Present case 2020 | 66 | M | Mandible | - | Rapidly expanding, bluish, hemorrhagic, and fragile mass | No evidence of disease (24 months) |