Mantle cell lymphoma with endobronchial involvement: A case report

Table 1 Mantle cell lymphoma with endobronchial involvement

Ref.	Age	Gender	Time between MCL first diagnosis and endobronchial involvement	Smoking history	Presenting symptoms	CyclinD1
Figgis et al[10]	53	Female	More than three years (second relapse)	N/A	Cough, dyspnoea, wheeze	N/A
Miyoshi et al[11]	70	Female	Five years (fifth relapse)	N/A	Stridor, respiratory failure	Positive
Imai et al[12]	86	Male	Two years (first relapse)	N/A	Dyspnoea	N/A
Katono et al[2]	87	Male	0 (diagnosed by endobronchial biopsy)	Never-smoker	Dyspnoea on exertion	Positive
Tong et al[1]	65	Male	0 (diagnosed by endobronchial biopsy)	Current smoker with 40 pack-years	Productive cough, dyspnoea	Positive
Current case	56	Male	0 (diagnosed by endobronchial biopsy)	Current smoker with 30 pack-years	Cough	Positive

N/A: Not applicable; MCL: Mantle cell lymphoma.