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Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of trichogerminoma described in present and previous reports

From: Trichogerminoma, a rare cutaneous follicular neoplasm with indolent clinical course: report of two cases and review of literature

Case no.

Author (year)

Diagnosis

Age (year)/ gender

Site

Immunoprofiles

Treatment

Outcome

1

Sau G (1992) [1]

TG

34/female

Scalp

NA

TSR

NED 6 years

2

 

TG

55/female

Back

NA

TSR

NED 11 years

3

 

TG

53/male

Right calf

NA

TSR

NED 9 years

4

 

TG

16/female

Right eye brow

NA

TSR

NA

5

 

TG

25/male

NA

NA

TSR

NED 8 years

6

 

TG

27/female

Forehead

NA

TSR

NED 7 years

7

 

TG

60/male

Right cheek

NA

TSR

NED 5.5 years

8

 

TG

53/male

Submental

NA

TSR

NED 6 years

9

 

TG

59/female

Left ear

NA

TSR

NED 6 years

10

 

TG

43/male

Abdomen

NA

TSR

NED 3 years

11

 

TG

73/male

Right breast

NA

TSR

NED 3 years

12

 

TG

73/male

Abdomen

NA

TSR/RT

Recur & metast to soft tissue LN & liver 4 months

13

 

TG

58/male

Right hip

NA

TSR

NED 2 years

14

 

TG

61/male

Left arm

NA

TSR

NED 1.5 years

15

Kazakov (2002) [2]

TG

41/male

Left eye

AE1/AE3 +, CK20 -

TSR

NED 6 months

16

Pozo (2005) [3]

TG

74/female

Face

AE1/AE3 +, CK20 -

TSR

NA

17

Tellchea (2009) [4]

TG

45/male

Scalp

AE1/AE3 +, CK5/6 zonal+

TSR

NED 10 years

18

Kim (2010) [5]

TG

79/female

Neck

AE1/AE3 +, CK5/6 zonal+

TSR

NED 6 months

19

Present case No.1

TG

78/male

Hip

AE1/AE3 +, CK5/6, Bcl-2 zonal+, CK20 -

TSR

NED 6 months

20

Present case No.2

TG

29/male

Right thigh

AE1/AE3 +, CK5/6, P63, Bcl-2 zonal+, CK20 -

TSR

NED 12 months

  1. TG, trichogerminoma; NA, not available; NED, no evidence of disease; TSR, totally surgical resection; RT, radiotherapy.