Table 5. Clinical and pathological features of eight patients with malignant SFTP.
Case | Gender | Age | Signs | Tumor origin | Size (cm3) | Margin | Wide base | Others |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Male |
67 |
Cough |
Parenchymal of lower left lung |
4×4×3.5 |
Clearly defined |
No |
None |
2 |
Male |
48 |
None |
Left parietal pleura |
20×10×9 |
Clearly defined |
No |
None |
3 |
Female |
30 |
Joint swelling |
Left mediastinal pleura |
5.5×4×4 |
Clearly defined |
Yes |
None |
4 |
Male |
69 |
None |
Right visceral pleura |
9.5×7.5×5 |
Unclear |
No |
None |
5 |
Female |
44 |
Chest tightness and short of breath |
— |
— |
— |
— |
— |
6 |
Female |
60 |
Chest pain |
Lower left visceral pleura |
11×11×6 |
Unclear |
No |
Necrosis |
7 | Male | 48 | Cough | Left mediastinal pleura | 25×17×9 | Unclear | Yes | Mucinous change |
“Others” refers to conditions including internal hemorrhage, local necrosis, cystic change, mucinous change, internal spaces, or hyaline degeneration. E5 did not receive surgical treatment and therefore no relevant data are available.