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. 2013 Jan 28;11:23. doi: 10.1186/1477-7819-11-23

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of primary choriocarcinoma of colon

Case Sex and age (years) Location HCG (mIU/ml) Metastases on admission Associated with adenocarcinoma? Treatment Survival time
Park and Reid 1980 [5]
F/49
S
NS
Liver lung
Y
Surgery
1 month
Nguyen 1982 [6]
M/74
S
400
None
Y
Surgery
10 weeks
Ordonez and Luna 1984 [7]
F/35
Cecum
1,612
Regional lymph nodes, liver
Y
Surgery
2 months
Kubosawa et al. 1984 [8]
F/50
S
230,000
None
Y
Surgery
4 months
Metz et al. 1985 [9]
F/42
S
154,000
Regional lymph nodes, liver, lung spleen
Y
None
 
Lind and Haghighi 1986 [10]
M/42
A
610,000
Liver
N
Surgery
1 month
Tokisue et al. 1996 [11]
F/29
R
49,000
Lung
Y
Surgery, chemotherapy
11 months
Kiran et al. 2001 [12]
M/68
R
700,000
Regional lymph nodes, liver
Y
None
 
Le et al. 2003 [13]
M/73
A
146,000
Liver, lung, brain
N
None
10 days
Verbeek et al. 2004 [14]
F/54
R
6,831(P)
Liver, lung
Y
Surgery, chemotherapy
8 months
Froylich et al. 2010 [15]
F/57
Descending colon
13,000 (P)
Lung
N
Surgery, chemotherapy
16 months
Harada et al. 2012 [4]
F /58
S
2,420
None
Y
Surgery, chemotherapy
More than 60 months
Present case 2012 M/38 A 3.38 Regional lymph nodes, liver N Surgery, chemotherapy More than 6 months

A: ascending colon; C: cecum; F: female; M: male; NS: data not shown; P: postoperatively; R: rectum; S: sigmoid colon.