Table 2. Histopathological characteristics of patients with Trousseau’s syndrome.

Patient No.	Age	FIGO 2018	Histology	Cancer treatment	Disease condition	Cancer site	Symptom of onset	Localization of cerebral infraction
1	66	IVB	Adeno-usual type	Primary	Progression	Lung, LYM (abdominal, extra abdominal)	Dysarthria	Left middle cerebral artery
2	57	IVB	SCC	Primary	Before treatment	Lung, LYM (abdominal, extra abdominal)	Gait disturbance	Multiple
3	63	IVB	SCC	Recurrence	Progression	LYM (abdominal, extra abdominal)	Left hemiplegia	Right middle cerebral artery
4	53	IVB	Other	Primary	Progression	LYM (abdominal, extra abdominal)	Dysarthria	Left middle cerebral artery
5	78	IIIC	Adeno-usual type	Primary	Progression	Lung, pleura, liver, bone	Disarthria, right hemiplegia	Left middle cerebral artery, multiple
6	67	IB	Adeno-usual type	Recurrence	Progression	Lung, pleura, liver, bone	Dysarthria	Left middle cerebral artery

Adeno-usual type, endocervical adenocarcinoma usual type; FIGO, International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics; LYM, lymph node metastasis; NEC, neuroendocrine carcinoma; SCC, squamous cell carcinoma.