Table 3 Treatment and follow-up for primary testicular angiosarcoma
From: Primary angiosarcoma of the testis: report of a rare entity and review of the literature
Source, year | Primary Treatment | Final Margins | Additional Treatment | Pattern of Spread and Progression | Outcome | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | Â | Â | Â | Local Recurrences | Metastases | Â |
Hughes et al, 1991 [1] | Orchiectomy | Negative | No | No | No | Alive and well 9 months after diagnosis |
Masera et al, 1999 [2] | Orchiectomy | Negative | No | No | No | Died 1 month after diagnosis from stroke, no autopsy |
Steele et al, 2000 [3] | Orchiectomy | Negative | Chemotherapy | No | Lung, renal hilar and para-aortic lymph nodes | Multiple metastatic recurrences despite aggressive chemotherapy |
Sahoo et al, 2003 [4] | Orchiectomy | Negative | Chemotherapy | No | Retroperitoneum, retroperitoneal lymph nodes, liver, lung and pleura | Alive and well 22 months after diagnosis |
Current case | Orchiectomy | Negative | No | No | No | Alive and well 20 months after diagnosis |