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. 2013 Mar 1;5(5):1625–1628. doi: 10.3892/ol.2013.1221

Table I.

Summary of MALT lymphoma affecting the upper urinary tract.

Case Site Age (years) Gender Chief complaint Other sites Radiological feature Other illness Means of diagnosis Additional treatment Outcome Ref.
1 Bil. renal pelvis 68 M None Salivary and prostate Mass Excision of submandibular glands Biopsy None 13 months, alive 2
2 Rt renal pelvis and parenchyma 50 M None Mass H.P. gastritis and HT Nx Eradication of H.P Alive 3
3 Rt renal pelvis and parenchyma 30 M Rt. abd. pain and frequency Mass Nephrotic syndrome Nx None 28 months, alive 4
4 Lt renal pelvis 83 F Back pain Thickening None Biopsy Chemotherapy 8 months, alive 5
5 Rt renal pelvis 72 M Abd. pain and fever Bil. orbit Mass Colon AC Nx None Died of pulmonary embolism 5
6 Rt renal pelvis 77 M None Thickening Gastric AC Nux None 10 months, alive 6
7 Rt upper ureter 72 M None Thickening DM Nux None 9 months, alive 7
8 Lt renal pelvis and upper ureter 69 M None Thickening HT and DM Nux Chemotherapy 78 months, alive Present case

MALT, mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue; Bil., bilateral; Rt, right; Lt, left; Abd., abdominal; H.P., Helicobacter pylori; HT, hypertension; AC, adenocarcinoma; DM, diabetes mellitus; Nx, nephrectomy; Nux, nephroureterectomy.