Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2021.
World J Clin Cases. Dec 16, 2021; 9(35): 11061-11070
Published online Dec 16, 2021. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v9.i35.11061
Table 2 Literature review of lower esophageal schwannoma
Case
Ref.
Age (yr)/Sex
Presenting symptom
Immunohistochemical studies
Location
Tumor size
Benign or malignant
Treatment
Postoperative complications
1Matteo et al[17]22/MaleDysphagia, chest pain, esophageal reflux-like symptomReactive with S100 protein and negative for desmin, DOG1, CD117, EMA, HMB45, Melan A, synaptophysin and neurofilaments34 to 41 cm75 mmBenign but locally advanced A subtotal esophagectomy via a muscle sparing lateral thoracotomy No
2Mishra et al[18]27/FemaleDysphagia, palpitations, weight loss, loss of appetiteImmunopositive for S100 and negative for DOG-1, CD117, CD34, and SMA30 cm120 mm × 100 mm × 100 mmLow-grade malignant Esophagectomy through a left thoraco-abdominal incisionRight recurrent laryngeal nerve palsy
3Naus et al[21]39/MaleBurning epigastric painPositive for S100 protein34 cm15 mmBenignEndoscopic removalNo
4Zhang et al[19]48/FemaleDysphagiaPositive for S10030 cm70 mm × 60 mm × 40 mmBenignRobot-assisted thoracoscopic excisionNo
5Li et al[8]49/MaleDysphagiaPositive staining of the tumor cells for S100, Lea-7, and PG9.5 protein, and negative staining for CD117, CD34, DOG-1, DES, and smooth muscle actin35 cm28 mm × 22 mmBenignSTER: Submucosal tunneling endoscopic resection. The lesion was resected in a piecemeal fashionNo
6Hsu et al[13]54/MaleDysphagiaPositive for S100 protein and negative staining for actin35 cm25 mm × 20 mm × 15 mmBenignSubmucosal tumor enucleation via left thoracotomyNo
7Sánchez et al[14]54/MaleDysphagia, weight lossPositive for S100 and vimentin and negative for CD11734 to 40 cm60 mmMalignantIvor-Lewis esophagectomy with gastric-tube reconstructionNo
8Trindade et al[15]54/MaleEsophageal reflux-like symptomPositive for S100 and negative for smooth muscle markersIn the distal third of the esophagus 6 mmBenignEndoscopic mucosal resection No
9Shimamura et al[16]56/MaleEsophageal reflux-like symptomStrongly positive for S100 and not stain for CD117, SMA, CD68 and inhibin S100Distal esophagus5 mmBenignEndoscopic mucosal resectionNo
10Li et al[8]59/MaleUpper abdominal distension, esophageal reflux-like symptomPositive staining of the tumor cells for S100, Lea-7, and PG9.5 protein, and negative staining for CD117, CD34, DOG-1, DES, and smooth muscle actin35 cm14 mm × 5 mmBenignESE: Endoscopic submucosal excisionNo
11Shichinohe et al[20]61/FemaleDysphagiapositive staining of S100, and negative staining of c-kit and α-SMAIn the lower thoracic esophagus45 mm × 30 mmBenignThoracoscopic esophageal submucosal tumor enucleationNo
12Our case62/MaleDysphagia, chest pain, palpitations, chest tightness, shortness of breath, back painPositivity for S100, Sox10, vimentin, and TLE1, but negativity for CD34, desmin, CD117, actin, GFAP, h-caldesmon, STAT6, DOG-1, CD21 and SMA32 to 38 cm53 mm × 39 mm × 50 mmBenignVideo-assisted thoracoscopic partial esophagectomyNo
13Brown et al[22]76/FemaleDysphagia, weight lossPositive for S100, HMB45, and Melan A and negative for CD34, epithelial membrane antigen, smooth muscle antigen, and desminIn the lower third of the esophagus50 mm × 40 mm × 20 mmBenignSubtotal esophagectomyNo