Table 2 Clinicopathologic features of reported cases of splenic hamartomas with bizarre stromal cells
From: Splenic hamartoma with bizarre stromal cells: a case report and literature review
Source | Sex/Age | Spleen Weight (g) | Size (cm) of Lesions | Gross description | Clinical symptoms | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cheuk [5] | F/63 | 100 | 3.7 | Well circumscribed, dark red lesion | Incidental radiologic finding of splenic mass during investigation of fever (probably due to urinary tract infection) | NED, 1Â year |
Cheuk [5] | M/48 | 171 | 9 | Well circumscribed | Abdominal pain | Well after surgery |
Cheuk [5] | F/50 | 320 | 7 | Well-delineated,soft and red black lesion | Abdominal pain | NED, 1Â year |
Laskin [15] | F/53 | 142 | 4.2* 2.8*2.5 | Well-circumscribed, nonencapsulated, homogeneous tan-red mass | Abdominal pain | Benign clinical course |
Yigit [16] | F/35 | NM | 24.5 * 13.6 *13 | Well-circumscribed, dark red colored, soft and solid mass | Chest pain and pelvic pressure, pancytopenia | Well after surgery |
Collins [17] | F/64 | NM | 3.2 | bulging, round and dark red mass | History of low-grade malignant fibrous histiocytoma | Benign clinical course |
Current case | M/40 | – | 7.5*7*6.5 | Well-circumscribed, unencapsulated, round dark red colored and solid mass | Occasional left-sided waist back pain | Well after surgery |