Table.1 Summary of the clinicopathologic features of soft tissue perineurioma of the kidney
Study | Case No. | Sex/Age | Clinical manifestations | Lateral/Size | Follow-up(m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Kahn et al. [6] | 1 | Female/66 years | Incidentally identified during evaluation of hypertension and proteinuria | NA | NA |
2 | Female/7 years | Fever (38.5 °C), nausea and abdominal pain. | Right/3 cm | NA | |
Huang et al. [9] | 3b | Male/25years | Progressive left flank distention and dyspepsia for 3 months | Left/14 cm | NED/24 |
4b | Left/10 cm | ||||
5b | Right/6 cm | ||||
Gan et al. [10] | 6 | Male/40years | Incidentally discovered in the nonfunctioning graft by routine imaging surveillance | Right transplanted kidney/12 cm | NA |
Current case 1 | 7 | Female/49years | Incidentally discovered by abdominal ultrasound | Left/6.5 cm | NED/66 |
Current case 2 | 8 | Male/42years | Abdominal discomfort of 1 month’s duration | Left/12 cm | NED/24 |