Table 1: Summary of laboratory pathological findings and clinical information in patients with extra-nodal non-cutaneous TCL.
# | Age and Gender | Tumor site Specimen type | Pathological diagnosis | CBC findings | Staging evaluation | Treatment received for TCL | Follow-up (1-10 years) |
1 | 96, female | Breast Excision | Peripheral TCL, NOS | Normal | Imaging | Lumpectomy | Alive |
2 | 77, female | Breast Biopsy | Peripheral TCL, NOS | Normal | Imaging | Observation | Alive |
3 | 43, female | Uterus Excision | Peripheral TCL, NOS | Anemia Thrombocytosis | Imaging | Hysterectomy | In remission |
4 | 59, male | Stomach Biopsy | Peripheral TCL, NOS | Anemia | Imaging + bone marrow biopsy | Chemotherapy (CHOP) | Deceased |
5 | 43, female | Kidney Excision | Peripheral TCL, NOS | Anemia | Imaging | Partial nephrectomy | Alive |
6 | 52, male | Liver Biopsy | Peripheral TCL, NOS | Anemia Thrombocytopenia Lymphopenia | Imaging + bone marrow biopsy | Chemotherapy (CHOP) | Alive |
7 | 33, male | Nasopharyngeal Biopsy | Extra-nodal T/NK cell lymphoma | Anemia | Imaging + bone marrow biopsy | Radiation + Chemotherapy | Deceased |
8 | 39, male | Parotid gland Excision | ALCL, ALK- type | Anemia | Imaging + bone marrow biopsy | Parotidectomy | Alive |
9 | 80, male | Small bowel Biopsy | Enteropathy associated T cell lymphoma | Anemia Lymphopenia | Imaging | Chemotherapy (CHOP) | In remission |