Table 3.
PLGA and LGPA with distant metastases
| Author | Sex | 1° location | Interval to DM (year) | Location of metastatic disease | Histology |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slootweg [6]a | M | Hard palate | 17 | Lung, vertebra | Extensive papillary architecture |
| Tanaka [29] | F | Soft palate | 18 | 2 lung masses | |
| Thomas [30] | F | Floor of mouth | 15 | Orbit, skin | 13 year after primary treatment, minor papillary component; 15 year after primary treatment, more than 75% cribiform architecture, with no papillary component |
| Castle [12] | Palate | Lung | |||
| Evans [7]a | 16.5 | Ilium | One of these three cases had papillary areas of more than focal extent | ||
| 8 | Skin, subcutis | ||||
| 24 | Lung | ||||
| Hannen [31] | F | Palate | 3 | Pleura | |
| Lee [28] | F | Lung | |||
| Pogodzinski [25] | F | Soft palate | 10 | Lung | |
| Current Reporta | M | Hard palate | 13 | Lung, femur, scalp | Initial tumor, 10% papillary component; 22 year after primary treatment, less than 5% of the tumor had a papillary component, more than 90% was solid with filigree cribiforming, and 25% necrotic |
aDiagnosed as LGPA