Table 4. Characteristics of patients with LS-related SIAC.
Characteristics (n = 8) | n | |
---|---|---|
Relatives with LS-related tumors | 0 | |
Clinicopathologic factors | ||
Age (years) | ≤50 | 5 (63%) |
>50 | 3 (37%) | |
Sex | Male | 6 (75%) |
Female | 2 (25%) | |
Location | Proximal (duodenum) | 4 (50%) |
Distal (jejunum, ileum) | 4 (50%) | |
Growth pattern | Polypoid | 1 (12%) |
Infiltrative | 7 (88%) | |
Histologic type | Tubular | 5 (63%) |
Mucinous | 3 (37%) | |
Grade | Low | 8 (100%) |
pT classification | pT3 | 4 (50%) |
pT4 | 4 (50%) | |
pN classification | pN0 | 3 (37%) |
pN1 + pN2 | 5 (63%) | |
Pancreas invasion | 3 (37%) | |
Other loop invasion | 0 | |
Retroperitoneal seeding | 1 (12%) | |
Lymphovascular invasion | 3 (37%) | |
Perineural invasion | 2 (25%) | |
Chronological order of cancer detection | ||
SIACs as the first malignancy | 3 (37%) | |
Synchronous SIAC and GC | 1 | |
First SIAC and second CRC | 1 | |
First SIAC and second brain tumor | 1 | |
SIACs as the second malignancy | 5 (63%) | |
First CRC and second SIAC | 4 | |
First GC, second SIAC, and third GC | 1 |
Abbreviations: GC, gastric carcinoma; CRC, colorectal carcinoma.