A Case of Recurrent Mesocolon Myxoid Liposarcoma and Review of the Literature

Table 2

Demographic and clinical characteristics of published cases of mesenteric liposarcomas.

Author	Age/sex	Presentation	Location	Primary/; secondary	Size (cm)	Weight (kg)	Type	Followup	Recurrence
Ishiguro et al. [3]	30 y/M	Abdominal distension	Terminal ileum mesentery and right sided mesocolon	Primary	30 cm	—	Myxoid	26 m	Yes (abdominal)
Nakamura et al. [16]	77 y/F	Fever	Ileocecal mesentery	Primary	10.5 × 7 × 7 cm	—	Pleomorphic	7 m	No
Cha [17]	76 y/F	Abdominal mass and frequent micturition	Small bowel mesentery	Primary	5 × 4.3 × 4.2 cm	—	Well differentiated	—	—
Jukic et al. [4]	77 y/M	Weight loss, oedema, and shortness of breath	Small bowel mesentery	Primary; (multiple)	35 × 15 × 15 cm	23.5 kg	Well diff./dediff. and pleomorphic	8 days	RIP
Zhianpour and Sirous [9]	35 y/M	Constipation, weight loss, vomiting, and abdominal distension	Sigmoid mesocolon	Primary	50 × 40 × 10 cm	—	Well differentiated	24 m	No
Benedict [12]	56 y/F	Constipation, belching, and feeling bloated	Transverse mesocolon	Recurrent	12.5 cm (5 in)	—	Low-grade liposarcoma	11 m	No
Núñez Fernández et al. [18]	67 y/F	Abdominal mass	Jejunal mesentery	Primary	8.5 × 7.5 cm	—	Myxoid	12 m	No
Tomita et al. [6]	47 y/F	Abdominal distension, frequent urination, and constipation	Ileal mesentery	Metastatic	28 × 23 × 22 cm	1.8 kg	Myxoid	7 m	Yes (liver and heart)
Pawel et al. [13]	15 y/F	Vomiting and abdominal pain	Small bowel mesentery	Primary	Large “unresectable”	—	Pleomorphic	—	Unresectable tumour
Nagawa et al. [7]	33 y/M	Vomiting and abdominal pain	Ileal mesentery and omentum	Metastatic	8 × 5 × 5 cm “mesenteric” and 13 × 11 × 5 cm “omental”	—	Round cell	1.3 m	RIP; Lung, liver, and bone mets
Cerullo et al. [19]	55 y/M	Abdominal distension and weight loss	Mesentery	Primary	40 cm	9 kg	Well differentiated	12 m	No
Yuri et al. [1]	73 y/M	Abdominal mass	Duodenal mesentery	Primary	12.4 × 9.6 cm	0.5 kg	Well differentiated	6 m	No
Hirakoba et al. [14]	65 y/F	Abdominal mass	Jejunal mesentery	Primary	16 × 13 × 9 cm	0.7 kg	Well differentiated	—	—
Jain et al. [15]	50 y/M	Abdominal mass, fever, and weight loss	Jejunal mesentery	Primary	20 × 20 cm	1.8 kg	Pleomorphic	—	—
Goel et al. [10]	48 y/M	Abdominal pain and nausea	Sigmoid mesocolon and mesorectum	Primary	—	—	Well differentiated	—	—
Panagiotopoulos et al. [20]	71 y/M	Abdominal pain and distension	Small bowel mesentery	Recurrent	10 × 9 × 7 cm	—	Dedifferentiated	—	Incomplete resection
Amato et al. [11]	75 y/F	Constipation	Sigmoid mesocolon	Primary	2 cm	—	Well differentiated	24 m	No
Calò et al. [21]	43 y/M	Abdominal pain, change in bowel habit, constipation, dyspeptic syndrome, and meteorism	Small bowel mesentery	Primary	20 × 16 cm	2.1 kg	Well differentiated	33 m	No
Manson [22]	60 y/F	Vomiting, abdominal pain, weight loss, and distension	Small bowel mesentery “ileum”	Primary	—	—	Well differentiated	1 m	No
Current case	41 y/F	Abdominal pain, distension, and vomiting	Mesocolon	Recurrent	12 × 11 × 6 cm	0.3 kg	Myxoid	2 m	Yes (current episode)