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Table 1 Literature review of esophageal schwannoma resections by minimally invasive surgery

From: Robot-assisted enucleation of large dumbbell-shaped esophageal schwannoma: a case report

Case

Author

Year

Age (years)/Sex

Location

Size (mm)

Symptoms

Surgical Approach

Management

Conversion

Operating time (min)

Complications

LOS (d)

1

Chen et al. [6]

2006

73/W

Ut

45 × 50 × 70

Cough, dyspnea, dysphagia

VATS

Enucleation

None

NA

None

NA

2

Mizuguchi et al. [16]

2008

20/W

Ut-Mt

80 × 75 × 60

Dyspnea

VATS

Enucleation

None

NA

None

15

3

Toyama et al. [17]

2008

37/W

Ut

28 × 24 × 19

None

VATS

Enucleation

None

NA

None

4

4

Makino et al. [18]

2013

72/M

Ut

22 × 34 × 29

None

VATS

Enucleation

None

NA

None

NA

5

Shichinohe et al. [19]

2014

61/W

Lt

40 × 30 × 45

Dysphagia

VATS

Enucleation

None

174

None

8

6

Chen et al. [20]

2016

46/M

Mt

30 × 20 × 17/30 × 18 × 15

Discomfort during swallowing

VATS

Enucleation

None

NA

None

5

7

Watanabe et al. [7]

2016

39/W

Ut

39 × 28 × 56

Difficulty swallowing, epigastric pain

VATS

Subtotal esophagectomy

Yes (enucleation to esophagectomy)

NA

None

NA

8

Onodera et al. [21]

2017

47/W

Mt-Lt

60

Dysphagia

VATS

Enucleation

None

498

None

9

9

Our case

2018

48/W

Lt

70 × 60 × 40

Dysphagia

RATS

Enucleation

None

108

None

5

  1. W, woman; M, man; Ut, upper thoracic esophagus; Mt, middle thoracic esophagus; Lt, lower thoracic esophagus; VATS, video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery; RATS, robot-assisted thoracoscopic surgery; LOS, length of stay