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. 2022 Nov 9;12:1061513. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.1061513

Table 1.

Fistula-associated anal adenocarcinoma in 15 patients.

Patient Gender Age (y) Fistula duration (y) Histological type Stage Treatment Time of follow-up (months) Outcome
1 M 56 20 AD T3N1M0 APR + postoperative chemotherapy 18 Death
2 F 52 2 AD T2N0M0 APR 6 Alive
3 M 41 10 MA T2N0M0 APR + postoperative
chemotherapy
17 Alive
4 M 58 10 AD T2N2M0 CRT 11 Recurrence
5 M 47 0.75 MA T3N0M0 APR + postoperative chemotherapy 18 Alive
6 M 32 3.75 MA T3N0M0 APR + postoperative chemotherapy 15 Recurrence
7 M 55 2 MA T2N0M0 APR + postoperative chemotherapy 44 Alive
8 M 52 15 MA T3N0M0 CRT 36 Death
9 M 59 3 MA T3N0M0 CRT 30 Death
10 M 61 12 MA T3N2M0 No treatment 6 Death
11 M 65 5 MA T3N0M0 Local resection + CRT 74 Alive
12 M 72 30 MA T2N0M0 APR 47 Alive
13 M 55 15 MA T4N3M1 Palliative colostomy 1 Alive
14 M 61 1 MA T3N2M0 On NACRT 5 Alive
15 M 51 2 MA T2N0M0 APR + postoperative chemotherapy 1 Alive

M, male; F, female; AD, adenocarcinoma; MA, mucinous adenocarcinoma; APR, abdominoperineal resection; CRT, chemoradiotherapy; NACRT, neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy.