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. 2012 Apr 1;4(2):146–154. doi: 10.3978/j.issn.2072-1439.2012.01.05

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.