Table 1.
Reference number | Author/year | Patient age (years) | Tumor stage | Timing of metastasis presentation | Clinical presentation | Treatment |
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[5] | Bosscher et al./1994 | 55 | IV B | Diagnosed during index surgery | – | Small intestine partial resection |
[6] | Kirk et al./1999 | 64 | Not reported | 10 months after index surgery | Intermittent abdominal cramps and melena | Small intestine partial resection |
[8] | Thijs et al./2007 | 85 | Not reported | 2 years after index surgery | Anemia | Small intestine partial resection |
[10] | Tsai et al./2007 | 67 | Early-stage | 8 years after index surgery | Epigastric pain, melena | Segmental duodenectomy with Roux-en-Y duodenojejunostomy |
[11] | Gallotta et al./2015 | 58 | I B | 13 months after index surgery | Not reported | Laparoscopic small intestine resection |
[9] | Hubers and Soni/2017 | 75 | I B | 3 years after index surgery | Blood per rectum (synchronous sigmoid colon metastasis) | Small intestine partial resection + low anterior rectal resection |
[7] | Leitão et al./2017 | 72 | Not reported | 5 years after index surgery | Melena | Palliative chemotherapy |
[2] | Makki et al./2019 | 88 | Not reported | 5 months after index surgery | Anemia, abdominal pain | Small intestine partial resection |
[12] | Huynh et al./2019 | Not reported | Not reported | 3 years after index surgery | Right lower back pain | Duodenal resection |
[3] | Singh et al./2019 | 77 | I A | 3.5 years after index surgery | Melena, anemia | Gastroduodenal artery embolization + radiation therapy |
[13] | Emiloju et al./2020 | 60 | Not reported | 10 months after index surgery | Abdominal pain, melena, generalized weakness | Pancreaticoduodenectomy |
[4] | Jang et al./2022 | 55 | I B | 6 months after index surgery | Recurrent epigastric pain | Small intestine partial resection |
Current case | Nikolovski et al./2024 | 88 | II | 14 months after index surgery | Entero-cutaneous fistula | En-block resection of small intestine with abdominal wall |