Small intestinal angiosarcoma on clinical presentation, diagnosis, management and prognosis: A case report and review of the literature

Table 8 Analysis of risk factors for small intestinal angiosarcoma

Gender/age (yr)	Time1 (yr)	Cause of radiation	Radiation area	Dose (Gray)
F/66	20	Uterus cancer	Pelvis	NA
F/69	7	Adenocarcinoma of uterus	Pelvis	NA
F/50	14	Adenocarcinoma of uterine body	Pelvis	55.6
F/76	7	Adenocarcinoma of uterine body	Pelvis	45.1
F/78	10	Endometrial cancer	Pelvis	55.5
F/51	9	Adenocarcinoma of cervix	Pelvis	50
F/80	20	Squamous cell carcinoma of cervix	Pelvis	55
F/61	20	Squamous cell carcinoma of cervix	Pelvis	NA
F/NA	8	Cervical cancer	Pelvis	NA
F/72	24	Leiomyosarcoma of uterus	Pelvis	NA
F/26	14	Dysgerminoma of ovary	Pelvis	48
F/66	8	Ovarian cancer	Pelvis	60
F/88	18	Breast cancer	Chest	NA
F/37	NA	Breast cancer	Chest	NA
F/92	12	Colon cancer	Pelvis	NA
M/82	NA	Prostate cancer	Pelvis	NA
M/80	NA	Prostate cancer	Pelvis	NA
M/73	NA	Squamous cell carcinoma of tonsil	Neck	NA
M/63	45	Left lower abdominal lymphoma	Abdomen	15
M/57	8	Chondrosarcoma of right hemipelvis	Pelvis	NA
M/68	30	Occupational exposure	NA	Heavy

¹Time: Duration from exposure to risk factors to diagnosis of small intestinal angiosarcoma.

M: Male; F: Female; NA: Not available.