Primary neuroendocrine tumor in the presacral region: A case report

Table 1 Eleven cases of sacrococcygeal region tumor published in PubMed

Ref.	Year	Sex/age	Size (cm)	Associatedanomalies	Symptoms	Biopsy	Treatment	Follow-up
Jehangir et al[18]	2016	M/71	NA	Tailgut cyst	No	CD56+ AE1/AE3+ CgA+	Surgery	5 Y
Lokesh Bathlaet al[19]	2013	F/46	6 × 6 × 6	Tailgut cyst	Constipation	Syn+ NSE+	Surgery	6 M
Fannyet al[17]	2009	M/72	NA	Neuroendocrine tumor	Pain	Neurosecretory granules+	Radiation- therapy	28 Y
Stefano et al[16]	2010	F/73	3.9 × 3.2	Tailgut cyst	Pain	Chromogranin+ Syn+	Surgery	10 M
Luonget al[22]	2005	M/37	7	Sacrococcoidal carcinoid	Pain	NA	SSAs	NA
Mathieu et al[23]	2005	F/49	NA	Carcinoid tumor	Mass	NA	NA	NA
Krasinet al[21]	2001	F/40	5 × 5	Carcinoid tumor	Mass pain	Chromogranin+ Keratin++	Chemotherapy + radiotherapy	4 Y
Theunissen et al[26]	2001	F/51	7 × 5 × 5	Poorly differentiated large cell carcinoma	Pain	NA	Chemotherapy	NA
Prasad et al[25]	2000	F/36-69	20– 12	Hamartoma	Pain Bleeding	Syn+ SSRT2A+	Surgery	NA
Oyama et al[24]	2000	M/52	22	Tailgut cyst	Mass	Syn+	NA	NA
Fiandaca et al[20]	1988	F/35	NA	Carcinoid tumor	NA	NA	NA	NA

Sph: Synaptophysin; cg A: Chromogranin A; NSE: Neuron-specific enolase; NA: Not available.