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. 2018 Aug 17;29(5):532–542. doi: 10.5152/tjg.2018.17605

Table 3a.

Demographic, clinical, and laboratory data and architectural and histomorphological findings of 19 cases who were diagnosed with appendiceal mucinous neoplasm

Case Age (years) Gender First DX Last DX Diameter of the lumen (CM) Epithelial serration Epithelial atypia Loss of muscularis mucosa layer Submucosal fibrosis Pushing invasion
1 40 M Mucocele LAMN 0.5 + +
2 30 F SA, focal HGD SP, focal HGD 0.5 + +
3 47 M Mucocele LAMN 2.5 +
4 35 F LGMN LAMN 6.5 + + +
5 65 F Mucocele LAMN 3 + + +
6 79 F SP SP 1.5 +
7 68 F LGMN LAMN 1.5 + + +
8 74 M MC LAMN 4 + + +
9 80 F HC SP 1 +
10 78 F MAC MAC, SRC 1 + + + +
11 64 F LAMN LAMN 2.5 + + + +
12 65 F LAMN LAMN 0.8 + + + +
13 55 F LAMN LAMN 1.3 + + +
14 84 F LAMN LAMN 4 + + +
15 46 M SSA SP 1 +
16 68 F SSA LAMN 1.5 + + + +
17 57 F MAC MAC 4.5 + + + +
18 54 F SSA SP 0.5 +
19 61 F SSA SP 1.3 + 0

F: female; M: male; SA: serrated adenoma; SP: serrated polyp; SSA: sessile serrated adenoma; HP: hyperplastic polyp; LGD: low-grade dysplasia; HGD: high-grade dysplasia; MC: mucinous cystadenoma; SRC: signet ring cell; LGMN: low-grade mucinous neoplasm; EAC: endometrioid adenocarcinoma; LAMN: low-grade appendiceal mucinous neoplasm; RCC: renal cell carcinoma; MAC: mucinous adenocarcinoma; OSC: ovarian serous carcinoma; NET: neuroendocrine tumor; AC: adenocarcinoma