Laparoscopic resection for gastric schwannoma larger than 30 mm with long-term outcomes

BMC Surgery

Table 1 Clinical characteristics of 10 patients with gastric schwannoma

Case	Gender	Age (year)	Clinical presentation	Location	Preoperative Diagnosis	Operation	Size (mm)	Follow up (month)	Outcome
1	Female	46	upper abdominal pain with belching	Gastric body	GIST	Laparoscopic wedge resection	32	105	alive
2	Female	47	asymptomatic	Gastric body	GIST	Laparoscopic wedge resection	70	83	alive
3	Female	63	upper abdominal pain	Gastric fundus	GIST	Laparoscopic local excision	60	53	alive
4	Female	55	upper abdominal pain	Gastric body	GIST	Laparoscopic wedge resection	60	48	alive
5	Female	48	upper abdominal pain	Gastric antrum	GIST	Laparoscopic wedge resection	38	45	alive
6	Female	45	upper abdominal pain	Gastric antrum	GIST	Laparoscopic local excision	60	31	alive
7	Male	50	upper abdominal pain	Gastric body	Protruding lesions	Laparoscopic wedge resection	35	25	alive
8	Male	56	gastrointestinal hemorrhage	Gastric body	GIST	Laparoscopic wedge resection	35	22	alive
9	Male	63	upper abdominal pain	Gastric body	GIST	Laparoscopic wedge resection	55	21	alive
10	Female	43	asymptomatic	Gastric body	Protruding lesions	Laparoscopic local excision	55	18	alive

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