Paraplegia after transcatheter artery chemoembolization in a child with clear cell sarcoma of the kidney: A case report

Table 1 Characteristics of cases of paraplegia after transcatheter artery chemoembolization

Ref.	Gender	Age (yr)	Cancer type	TACE (No.)	Selective artery	Sensory function	Motor function
Park et al[7]	M	57	HCC with rib metastasis	Several sessions	Right posterior intercostal artery	Improved fairly	Improved gradually
Bazine et al[5]	F	62	HCC	1st	Hepatic artery	Improved completely	Unchanged
Tufail et al[8]	M	45	HCC	2nd	Right hepatic artery	Improved markedly	Improved markedly
Kim et al[6]	M	65	HCC	19th	Hepatic artery and intercostal arteries	Improved completely	Unchanged
	M	55	HCC with rib metastasis	6th		Improved gradually	Improved gradually
Our case	M	3	CCSK	2nd	Right renal artery	Improved gradually	Unchanged

M: Male; F: Female; HCC: Hepatocellular carcinoma; CCSK: Clear cell sarcoma of the kidney.