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. 2021 Jun 25;5:12. doi: 10.21037/med-20-68

Table 1. Characteristics of thymic MALT lymphoma and amyloidosis.

Thymic tumor Case No. Age Gender Coexistent AD Age at diagnosis of AD Treatment of AD Tumor detection Tumor size (mm) CT findings of tumor SUVmax Amyloid protein Treatment Follow up period (days) Prognosis
calcification cystic lesion
Amyloidosis 1 71 F SjS 50 None Medical checkup 100 (+) (+) 5.9 AL Total thymectomy 449 Alive with no recurrence
MALT lymphoma with amyloid deposition 2 49 F SjS 49 None Medical checkup 120 (+) (+) NE AL Total thymectomy 1,918 Alive with no recurrence
3 76 M SSc 62 Steroid Medical checkup 28 (+) (+) 3.6 AL Total thymectomy 424 Alive with no recurrence
MALT lymphoma 4 66 F SjS 66 None Screening for cough 20 (–) (–) NE NE Total thymectomy 1,957 Alive with no recurrence
5 38 F SjS 36 None sIL-2R antibody 70 (–) (–) 5.8 NE Total thymectomy 1,747 Alive with no recurrence

MALT, mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue; AD, autoimmune disease; SjS, Sjögren’ syndrome; SSc, Systemic sclerosis; sIL-2R, serum soluble interleukin-2 receptor; SUVmax, maximum standard uptake value; AL, amyloidogenic light chain; NE, Not examined; AIS, adenocarcinoma in situ.