Table 1.

Clinicopathological features of elastofibromatous change in the gastrointestinal tract

Case No.	Age/Gender	Location	Clinical characteristics	Reference
1	69/Female	Stomach	Elastofibroma dorsi of the bilateral scapular regions	[1]
2	49/Male	Transverse colon	None	[2]
3	58/Female	Rectum	History of multiple myeloma, and endoscopically rectum was normal-appearing	[3]
4	55/Male	Colon	None	[4]
5	34/Male	Descending colon	None	[4]
6	30/Female	Sigmoid colon	None	[4]
7	32/Male	Rectum	None	[4]
8	58/Female	Descending colon	None	[4]
9	35/Female	Sigmoid colon	None	[4]
10	46/Male	Sigmoid colon	Psoriasis	[4]
11	88/Female	Small intestine	Deposition was also observed in the bronchus.	[5]
12	69/Female	Sigmoid colon	None	[6]
13	72/Male	Sigmoid colon	None	[7]
14	63/Female	Colon	Multifocal lesions	[8]
15	53/Male	Colon	None	[8]
16	61/Female	Sigmoid colon	None	[8]
17	77/Male	Ileum	Small bowel obstruction	[8]
18	77/Male	Stomach	Refractory gastroesophageal reflux, post-gastrectomy	[8]
19	51/Female	Sigmoid colon	None	[8]
20	71/Female	Descending colon	Diverticulitis	[8]
21	83/Male	Transverse colon	None	[8]
22	55/Male	Stomach	Markedly thickened gastric wall, post-gastrectomy	[8]
23	61/Female	Cecum	None	[8]
24	47/Male	Colon	None	[8]
25	50/Female	Transverse colon	None	[8]
26	47/Male	Descending colon	None	[8]
27	45/Male	Colon	None	[9]
28	60/Female	Sigmoid colon	None	[9]
29	55/Female	Rectum	Diverticulitis	[9]
30	70/Male	Colon	None	[9]
31	24/Male	Ileum	None	[9]
32	64/Male	Colon	Colon cancer	[9]
Case 1	76/Male	Jejunum	Black stool
Case 2	70/Male	Transverse colon	None
		Sigmoid colon
Case 3	52/Male	Sigmoid colon	None