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Copyright ©2014 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Feb 21, 2014; 20(7): 1833-1838
Published online Feb 21, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i7.1833
Table 2 Colon findings from the PTEN hamartoma tumor syndrome cohort and systematic review
AuthorOSU cohortLevi et al[19]Coriat et al[18]Stanich et al[16]Heald et al[14]Kim et al[17]Total, all patientsPercentageTotal, + PTEN mutationPercentage
n, with colonoscopy510101067510788
PTEN mutation410NR56728882%88100%
Age (yr), mean45.831.7374836.43437.436.9
# of colonoscopies, mean4.22.43.12NRNR2.72.9
Patients with colon polyps581096259992.5%8192%
> 50 polyps1NR87NRNR1664%555.6%
Pancolonic location3778NRNR2571.4%1473.7%
Left-sided location21NR1NRNR416%315.8%
n, with colonic pathology4810115659475
Adenocarcinoma0102901212.8%1216%
Adenoma231061613840.4%2432%
Ganglioneuroma13561603133%2330.7%
Hamartoma05671803638.3%2736%
Hyperplastic28042704143.6%3952%
Inflammatory00071152324.5%1824%
Juvenile12020055.3%56.7%
Lymphoid hyperplasia/polyp00004155.3%56.7%
Sessile serrated polyp00002022.1%22.7%
1 polyp type21NR22933744%3242.7%
2 polyp types24NR21622631%2533.3%
≥ 3 polyp types03NR7901922.6%1621.3%