Table 1.
Clinicopathological features of 5 cases
Sex/Age | Interval* | Location and size of liver tumor(s) | Imaging findings (on first presentation of liver lesions) | Serum AFP level | Treatment for metastasis | Follow up (follow-up period)† | |
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1 | M/35 | 5 yrs | Right lobe/ 2.2 cm | CT: suspicious of HCC or HCA | Normal | Chemotherapy | AWD (34 mo) ‡ |
2 | F/51 | 19 yrs | Left lobe/18 cm | CT: suspicious of HCC or HCA | Normal | Surgical resection | ANED (26 mo) |
3 | M/60 | 16 yrs | Left lobe/10 cm | CT: suspicious of HCC | Normal | Surgical resection | ANED (39 mo) |
4 | F/31 | 7 yrs | Right lobe/6 cm and 18 cm | N.A. | N.A. | Surgical resection and radioafrequency ablation | AWD (36 mo)‡ |
5 | M/48 | 12 yrs | Dome/4.6 cm and 1.6 cm | N.A. | N.A. | Radiofrequency ablation | DOD (36 mo) |
AFP, alpha-fetoprotein; CT, computer topography; HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; HCA, hepatocellular adenoma; AWD, alive with disease; ANED, alive with no evidence of disease; N.A., not available; DOD, died of disease.
Interval from diagnosis of primary meningeal HPC to hepatic metastasis.
Duration from diagnosis of hepatic metastasis to last follow-up.
Lost follow-up at time of review.