Table 1 Clinicopathologic features of 17 cases of gastroblastomas
Miettnen et al. [1] | 30 | man | Anti-force, anemia | sinuses ventriculi | 15 × 12 | Gastrosinus resection + postoperative radiotherapy | For 14 years, with disease-free survival |
Miettnen et al. [1] | 27 | woman | Abdominal pain, and an abdominal mass | Large curved stomach | 6 × 4 × 3.5 | Partial gastrectomy | 5 years:disease-free survival |
Miettnen et al. [1] | 19 | man | Abdominal pain, and an abdominal mass | Large curved stomach | 5 × 4 × 2.5 | The stomach was excised in large parts | At 3.5 years, with disease-free survival |
Pinto et al. [3] | 53 | woman | indigestion | Large curved stomach sinus | 2.3 | Partial gastrectomy | 1.5 years, disease-free survival |
Centonze et al. [4] | 43 | woman | enterorrhagid | sinuses ventriculi | 5.3 | Partial gastrectomy | And 8.4 years, with disease-free survival |
Castri F et al. [5] | 79 | man | abdominal mass | sinuses ventriculi | 3 | Partial gastrectomy | not clear |
Toumi et al. [6] | 29 | woman | Upper abdominal pain, vomiting blood | Large curved stomach | 7 | Partial gastrectomy + splenectomy | Local recurrence in situ after 6 months |
Na Zheng et al. [7] | 12 | man | bloody stool | not clear | 7 | Subtotal gastric resection | For 8 months, with disease-free survival |
Yangyang Ma et al. [8] | 12 | man | Hemochezia, and abdominal mass | sinuses ventriculi | 4.5 × 2.5 × 2.5 | The stomach was excised in large parts | For 8 months, with disease-free survival |
Teresa Femand-ez et al. [9] | 19 | woman | Abdominal pain, radiating to the back, abdominal mass | sinuses ventriculi | 10.5 | A distal gastrectomy was performed | At 20 months, with disease-free survival |
Wey et al. [10] | 28 | man | Constipation, and an abdominal mass | Far stomach | 3.8 × 3.3 × 2.5 | Preoperative chemotherapy + partial gastrectomy | Liver, lymph node, retroperitoneal and bladder metastases; Three months after surgery, the clinical condition is good |
Shin et al. [11] | 9 | man | Abdominal pain, and an abdominal mass | Gastric bin | 9 × 6.5 | Pargastric antrum + pylorus removed | At 9 months, with disease-free survival |
Koo et al. [12] | 17 | man | Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome | fundus ventriculi | 6.3 | Partial gastrectomy | 23 months: disease-free survival |
Zhu na et al. [13] | 65 | woman | Physical examination of gastric space | Large curved stomach body | 1.3 × 1 × 0.9 | Full-thickness resection of the gastric wall (EPTR) | For 4 years, with disease-free survival |
Long Wei guo et al. [14] | 53 | woman | The upper abdomen is dull and painful | The junction of gastric antrum and gastric body | 5.0 × 4.2 × 4.0 | Partial gastrectomy | At 14 months, with disease-free survival |
Chen Si min et al. [15] | 51 | woman | Black stool, dizziness, black dark | sinuses ventriculi | 2.8 × 1.8 × 1.5 | Partial gastrectomy | At 9 months, with disease-free survival |
Chen Qi et al. [16] | 43 | man | Reverse the acid and make a black stool | sinuses ventriculi | 5.5 × 5.3 | Partial gastrectomy | 2 years: disease-free survival |
Our case | 19 | woman | Loss of appetite, and lost body weight | sinuses ventriculi | 8.1 × 6.9 × 4.6 | Partial gastrectomy | At 19 months, with disease-free survival |