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Table 1 Summary of previous case reports of PCH

From: Pulmonary cavernous hemangioma combined with smooth muscle hyperplasia: a case report and review of the literature

Cases

Year

Author

Age (years)

Sex

Symptoms

Number of PCHs

Treatment or outcome

1

1948

Cleland WP [9]

51

F

Cough, sputum, heart failure

Single

Lobectomy

2

1950

Forsee JH [10]

20

M

Asymptomatic

Single

Lobectomy

3

1954

Sano K [11]

43

F

Hemoptysis

Single

Lobectomy

4

1957

Oohane Y [12]

51

F

Hemosputum

Single

Lobectomy

5

1958

Goodall JF [13]

66

M

Cough, hemoptysis

Single

(Autopsy)

6

1963

Tsunekawa K [11]

58

F

Asymptomatic

Single

Lobectomy

7

1966

Noda E [12]

24

F

Loss of weight

Single

Lobectomy

8

1976

Ichikawa K [11]

65

F

Hemosputum

Single

Enucleation

9

1977

Katsumura T [11]

65

F

Hemosputum

Single

Enucleation

10

1983

Ikeda M [11]

67

M

Cough

Single

Enucleation

11

1985

Mori A [11]

61

F

Asymptomatic

Multiple

Autopsy

12

1989

Tanaka H [11]

7

M

Asymptomatic

Single

Excision

13

1990

Sugiyama S [11]

58

F

Hemosputum

Single

Lobectomy

14

1992

Kawamata O [11]

22

M

Asymptomatic

Single

Lobectomy

15

1992

Galliani C [14]

10 weeks

M

Rhinorrhea, cough, low-grade fever

Multiple

Lobectomy

16

1993

Karino T [11]

55

F

Asymptomatic

Single

Excision

17

1996

Wu JM [3]

7

M

Chest pain, hemoptysis, dyspnea

Multiple

Interferon alfa-2a

18

1996

Ienaga H [15]

45

M

Asymptomatic

Single

Thoracoscopic surgery

19

1998

Nakamura A [11]

46

M

Asymptomatic

Single

Lobectomy

20

1999

Taniguchi T [12]

36

F

Asymptomatic

Single

Partial resection

21

2000

Kase M [16]

29

F

Asymptomatic

Single

Thoracoscopic surgery

22

2003

Fujita A [17]

44

F

Asymptomatic

Single

Partial resection

23

2003

Kobayashi A [5]

15

F

Asymptomatic

Multiple

No remarkable progression under observation for more than 2 years

24

2003

Sirmali M [8]

54

M

Hemoptysis

Single

Lobectomy

25

2004

Fine SW [2]

84

M

Repeated falls unrelated to PCHs

Multiple

Dead due to cardiovascular disease

26

2006

Maeda R [4]

54

M

Asymptomatic

Single

Thoracotomy

27

2008

Giannopoulos S [18]

38

M

Fever, dyspnea, hemoptysis

Multiple

No data

28

2009

Basile U [19]

73

M

Hemoptysis, dyspnea

Single

Lobectomy

29

2010

Ishikawa T [6]

73

F

Cough, spitting blood

Single

Dead due to massive blood aspiration

30

2010

Kunitani K [20]

16

M

Asymptomatic

Single

Partial resection

31

2011

Lovrenski A [21]

67

M

Pneumonia

Single

Thoracotomy

32

2014

Matsubara S [22]

29

F

Vaginal hemorrhage unrelated to PCHs

Multiple

Follow-up

33

2014

Chen QR [23]

19

F

Dyspnea and fatigue

Multiple

Thoracoscopic biopsy and follow-up with no apparent symptoms

34

2014

Yang LL [24]

36

M

Pleural effusion

Multiple

Dead because of heart and respiratory failure 2 months later

35

2014

Jia CY [25]

54

F

Intermittent cough and sputum

Single

Thoracotomy

36

2015

Miyamoto U [26]

61

M

Asymptomatic

Multiple

Follow-up

37

2017

Wang C [27]

35

F

Chest pain

Multiple

Liver transplant for hepatic hemangioma and surgically removed for cardiac hemangioma

38

2018

Zhuang BW [7]

78

M

Dizziness unrelated to PCHs

Multiple

Follow-up

39

2019

Gandhi S [28]

24

M

Hemoptysis

Single

Lobectomy

40

2020

Ancel J [29]

35

F

Hemoptysis

Multiple

Lobectomy

41

2020

Bae K [30]

72

F

Asymptomatic

Multiple

Video-assisted thoracoscopic biopsy and follow-up

42

2021

Lee JH [31]

71

M

Asymptomatic

Multiple

Wedge resection for diagnosis

43

2022

Our case

40

F

Asymptomatic

Multiple

Wedge resection by video-assisted thoracic surgery

  1. PCH Pulmonary cavernous hemangioma, [ ] reference number