Gastric Glomus Tumor: A Clinicopathologic and Immunohistochemical Study of 21 Cases

Table 1

Clinicopathologic features of 21 patients with gastric glomus tumors.

No	Gender	Age	Symptom	Gastric location	Site	Size (cm)	Follow-up (months)	Operation methods
1	F	59	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Mucosa to muscularis	3.5		Segmental resection
2	F	51	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	1.5		Segmental resection
3	F	44	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.5		Segmental resection
4	M	62	Epigastric pain	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	1.5		Segmental resection
5	M	40	None	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.3		Segmental resection
6	F	25	Melena	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.6		Segmental resection
7	M	46	None	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.5		Segmental resection
8	M	43	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.0		Segmental resection
9	M	54	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.3	73	Subtotal gastrectomy
10	F	40	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.0	60	Segmental resection
11	F	34	Epigastric pain	Antrum	Muscularis	2.0	97	Endoscopic resection
12	F	37	Epigastric discomfort	Body	Mucosa to submucosa	1.5	84	Subtotal gastrectomy
13	M	54	Epigastric pain	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	0.8	58	Endoscopic resection
14	M	60	Epigastric pain	Antrum	Mucosa to muscularis	2.7	48	Endoscopic resection
15	M	45	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	1.2	118	Segmental resection
16	M	60	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Muscularis	2.3	98	Segmental resection
17	F	42	Epigastric pain	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	1.5	66	Segmental resection
18	M	55	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	1.5	59	Segmental resection
19	F	61	Melena	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.8	37	Segmental resection
20	F	68	Epigastric discomfort	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	1.5	13	Total gastrectomy
21	F	55	None	Antrum	Submucosa to muscularis	2.7	13	Endoscopic resection