Retrospective Study
Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Inc.
World J Gastroenterol. Jul 14, 2014; 20(26): 8599-8605
Published online Jul 14, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i26.8599
Table 1 Different anatomical localizations for the 1019 lesions in which endoscopic ultrasound-guided fine-needle aspiration was employed with the 431 surgical procedures adopted
Macroscopic (> 1 cm) (n = 932)Surgical procedures (n = 393)
512 pancreatic masses201 pancreatic resections
135 mediastinal lymphadenopathy44 pneumonectomy, 12 lobectomy, 14 wedge resection
107 enlarged abdominal lymph nodes11 Debulking, 19 nephrectomy, 6 splenectomy
23 lung cancer adjacent to the esophagus11 pneumonectomy, 2 wedge resection
21 perirectal masses6 low anterior resection, 5 Miles’procedures
18 cancer of the extrahepatic bile duct4 bile duct resections, 2 hepatic resections
18 perigastric masses7 gastrectomy, 2 wedge resections
15 mediastinal masses9 pneumonectomy
12 perirectal node7 transanal rectal resection
13 pleural thickening and pleural effusion7 pleurectomy, decortication
10 masses of the retroperitoneum/3 retroperitoneal debulking
10 peritoneal thickening and ascites4 peritonectomy
10 left lobe of the liver3 liver resection
9 left adrenal gland5 adrenalectomy
8 prostate nodules with rectal involvement4 prostatectomy and rectal resection
6 ovarian cyst5 salpingo-oophorectomy
3 thyroid3 thyroidectomy
1 spleen1 splenectomy
1 cyst of CBD1 biliary duct resection
Microscopic (< 1 cm submucosal) (n = 87)Surgical procedures (n = 23)
49 gastric12 gastrectomy, 1 sleeve gastrectomy
14 esophageal2 esophagectomy
13 rectal4 low rectal ant resection
8 duodenal2 DCP
3 colorectal anastomoses2 redo surgery for anastomotic recurrence