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. 2008 Feb;9(2):109–113. doi: 10.1631/jzus.B0720246

Table 2.

Review of cases of primary leiomyosarcomas of the nipple-areola region

Reference* Site Age/sex Size (cm) Mitoses Treatment Follow-up
Crocker and Murad, 1969 Right, above the nipple 51/male 5 Common Radical mastectomy
Pardo-Mindan et al., 1974 Left, near the nipple 49/female 7 16/10 HPF Simple mastectomy Alive at 6 months, NET
Hemandez, 1978 Left, involving nipple 53/male 4 15/10 HPF Modified radical mastectomy Alive at 1 year and 2 months, NET
Yatsuka et al., 1984 Left, beneath the nipple 56/female 1.5 21/10 HPF Radical mastectomy Alive at 4 years and 7 months, NET
Nielsen, 1984 Right, edge of the areola 24/female 1.5 (1962) r 2/10 HPF Excision in 1960, 1962 Died 20 years later with metastases to brain, skin, thyroid gland, and kidneys
1 (1965) r 8/10 HPF Excision
2 (1966) r 14/10 HPF Excision and simple mastectomy
Lonsdale et al., 1992 Left, areola 60/female 2 10/10 HPF Excision with 1 cm safe margin Alive at 3 months, post-mastectomy, NET
4.5 (18 months later) r Excision with subsequent mastectomy
Uğraş et al., 1995 Right, under areola 47/female 2 3/10 HPF Total excision and subcutaneous simple mastectomy Alive at 1 year and 6 months, NET
The present case described in this article Left, involving nipple-areola complex 52/female 1.5 7/10 HPF Excision (July, 2007) and subsequent total mastectomy and regional lymph node dissection Alive
*

All the references are from Uğraş et al.(1997)

NET: No evidence of tumor; r: Recurrence