Extramedullary Hematopoiesis in the Uterine Cervix Associated with Tissue Repair

Table 1

Reference; no.	Author, year	No.; cases	Location	Age; (year)	Gynecologic condition	Hematologic condition
[1]	Sirgi et al., 1994	4	Endometrium	41–54	3 chronic endometritis; 1 endometrial carcinoma with leiomyomas and adenomyosis	None
[2]	Gru et al., 2010	20	18 uterine fundus; 2 cervix	27–75	55% disordered proliferative endometrium, 30% endometrial polyp, 45% leiomyoma, 15% adenomyosis, 15% chronic endometritis, 5% cervical endometriosis, 5% CIS of cervix, and 5% cervical high grade dysplasia	60% anemia
[3]	Schmid et al., 1990	1	Uterine mass	66	Degenerating leiomyoma	None
[4]	Creagh et al., 1995	4	3 endometrium	43–68	2 menorrhagia (proliferative endometrium)	Myeloproliferative disorder
						Chronic myeloid leukemia
					1 endometrial stromal sarcoma	Alpha-thalassemia trait
			1 endomyometrium		1 incidental finding from autopsy	Plasma cell myeloma
[5]	Pandey et al., 1999	1	Cervix	60	CIN II	Myelofibrosis
[6]	Valeri et al., 2002	1	Endometrium	23	Retained products of conception	Mild anemia
[7]	Varras et al., 2002	1	Uterine isthmus	40	Right ovarian cyst	Bone marrow infiltration by breast carcinoma
[8]	Palatnik et al., 2012	1	Cervix, endometrium; ovaries	43	Bilateral tubo-ovarian masses	Chronic myeloid leukemia
	Present case	1	Cervix	64	LEEP following a negative cervical biopsy; Prior abnormal cervical cytology	None