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. 2024 Aug 28;56:102844. doi: 10.1016/j.eucr.2024.102844

Table 1.

Table summarizing reported cases of urachal inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor

Age Sex Symptoms Tumor location to bladder Tumor size(largest diameter in cm) Surgery IHC Molecular studies
Wang K et al.3 77 F LAM Suprapubic mass with central necrosis and hemorrhage 10 Excision with partial cystectomy SMA-1+
Vimentin 3+
ALK1 -,
Not done
Nascimento AF et al.4 10 M LAP Superior and anterior cystic mass 3.5 excision with resection of dome of bladder ALK + SMA+ Alk gene rearrangement by FISH positive
George R et al.5 27 F LAP and Dysuria Peripherally enhancing solid and cystic mass superior and anterior 3.2 Excision with partial cystectomy SMA(tramtrack), ALK+, Alk gene rearrangement by FISH positive
Venkatesh K et al.6 50 M Dysuria and hematuria Nodular anterosuperior mass extending to umbilicus 3.8 Excision with partial cystectomy ALK +, SMA+ Not done
Cerier E et al.7 41 M N, V, C,WL Anterosuperior to bladder invading abdominal wall 6.9 Excision with partial cystectomy SMA-1+, Desmin+,
ALK1-
Not done
Karibe J et al.8 25 M LAP and dysuria Anterosuperior cystic mass with hemorrhage 8 Excision ALK+, SMA+,Desmin+ Not done
Wu Y et al.9 52 F LAM NA NA NA NA NA
Tunca F et al.10 16 M LAP, hematuria, dysuria, NA 10 Excision SMA- Not done
Kumar, Santosh et al.11 19 M Hematuria Dome and anterior wall 6 Excision with partial cystectomy NA Not done
Sharma RK et al.12 12 M LAP, LAM Anterosuperiorly pedunculated mass involving anterior abdominal wall 11 Excision NA Not done

Abbreviations: LAP lower abdominal pain, LAM lower abdominal mass, N Nausea, V vomiting, WL weight loss, C constipation, NA not available.