Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Clin Cases. Sep 26, 2020; 8(18): 4207-4214
Published online Sep 26, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i18.4207
Table 1 Clinicopathologic features of mesenteric perivascular epithelioid cell tumor described previous and in present reports
No. Ref.Age/sexDiagnosisSize (cm)Nuclear gradeCellularityMF / 50 HPFInvasionNecrosisLN statusMorphologyTreatmentOutcome
1Folpe et al[5]67/FPEComa with UMP13HighModerate0NoNoUninvolvedEpithelioidSE onlyNED at 84 months
297/FPEComa4IntermediateModerate0NoNoUninvolvedEpithelioidSE onlyNED at 38 months
380/FMalignant PEComa9.5HighHigh> 50Vascular invasionYesUninvolvedEpithelioid and spindleSE onlyNED at 19 months
446/FMalignant PEComa12IntermediateModerate5Vascular invasionYesUninvolvedEpithelioidSE+CTRecur and liver metastases at 22 months; die at 27 months
5Gross et al[6]5.5/MMalignant PEComa5HighModerateNASurrounding tissue invasionNoUninvolvedSpindleSE onlyNED at 24 months
6Lai et al[7]59/MMalignant PEComa11HighHigh3Vascular invasionYesUninvolvedEpithelioid and spindleSE+CTRecur at 6 months; alive
7Fu et al[8]38/FMalignant PEComa10IntermediateModerate2Surrounding tissue invasionYesInvolvedSE+CTNED at 6 months
8Shi et al[9]48/FMalignant PEComa14HighHighElevatedNoYesUninvolvedEpithelioidSE+CTNED at 60 months
9Wejman et al[10]67/FPEComa3.5MildModerate1-2NoNoUninvolvedEpithelioid and spindleSE+CTNA
10Present case50/FMalignant PEComa8HighHigh40Surrounding tissue invasionYesUninvolvedEpithelioid and spindleSE+CTNED at 6 months