Clinical experience of Pseudo-Meigs’ Syndrome due to colon cancer

Table 1 Summary of reported cases of Pseudo-Meigs’ Syndrome resulting from ovarian metastasis of colorectal cancer

Reference	Age (yr)	Onset of syndrome	Site of pleural effusion	Synchronous metastasis	Diameter of ovarian tumor (cm)	Site of ovarian tumor	Long-term outcome
Nagakura et al[3]	35	Metachronous	Right	None	15	Unilateral	108 mo, alive
Nagakura et al[3]	40	Synchronous	Right	None	Not given	Bilateral	1.5 mo, alive
Nagakura et al[3]	39	Synchronous	Bilateral	None	24	Unilateral	12 mo, alive
Nagakura et al[3]	75	Synchronous	Right	Peritoneum	21	Unilateral	Not given
Nagakura et al[3]	53	Synchronous	Right	None	18	Bilateral	52 mo, alive
Feldman et al[4]	49	Metachronous	Left	None	13	Right	6 mo, alive
Ohsawa et al[5]	41	Synchronous	Bilateral	Peritoneum	16	Bilateral	10 mo, died
Rubinstein et al[6]	61	Synchronous	Bilateral	None	13	Bilateral	Not given
Okuchi et al[7]	42	Synchronous	Right	Liver, lung	11.5	Left	12 mo, died
Present case	58	Synchronous	Right	Peritoneum	15	Bilateral	10 mo, alive