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Table 1 Intracardiac leiomyomatosis of uterine origin: summary of reported cases in English literature

From: Massive pelvic recurrence of uterine leiomyomatosis with intracaval-intracardiac extension: video case report and literature review

Total patients (n)

109

Mean age (years)

47.82 ± 10.00

Race (%)

 Caucasian

31 (28.4)

 Asian

56 (51.4)

 African

2 (1.8)

 Hispanic

4 (3.7)

 Not stated

15 (13.8)

Previous pregnancies (%)

 Parous

25 (22.9)

 Nulliparous

10 (9.2)

 Ongoing

2 (1.8)

 Not reported

71 (65.1)

Previous uterine surgery (%)

 Partial hysterectomy

6 (5.5)

 Total hysterectomy

21 (19.3)

 Hysterectomy and BSO

7 (6.4)

 Hysterectomy and USO

7 (6.4)

 Myomectomy

9 (8.3)

 None

54 (49.5)

 Other

5 (4.6)

Presenting Symptoms (%)

 Abnormal uterine bleeding

10 (9.2)

 Lower-extremity edema

22 (20.2)

 Abdominal distension

4 (3.7)

 Abdominal-pelvic pain

10 (9.2)

 Chest pain

13 (11.9)

 Dyspnea

40 (36.7)

 Sudden death

1 (0.9)

 Palpitations

11 (10.0)

 Asymptomatic

14 (12.8)

 Other

5 (4.6)

Site of venous invasion (%)

 Left gonadal/iliac vein

27 (24.8)

 Right gonadal/iliac vein

51 (46.8)

 Bilateral

12 (11.0)

 Unknown

19 (17.4)

Cardiac extent (%)

 Right atrium

64 (58.7)

 Right ventricle

33 (30.2)

 Pulmonary artery

12 (11.0)

 Pulmonary nodules

3 (2.8)

Therapeutic intervention (%)

 Partial resection

14 (12.8)

 Complete resection

 

  One-stage procedure

48 (44.0)

  Two-stage procedure

44 (40.3)

 Uterine embolization

1 (0.9)

 Hormonal therapy

4 (3.7)

 None

1 (0.9)

Recurrence rate (%)

 Complete resection

1 (1.1)

 Incomplete resection

4 (28.6)

  1. Age is reported as mean ± SD. Data are reported as absolute numbers and percentage in brackets
  2. USO Unilateral salpingo-oophorectomy, BSO Bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy