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Table 2 Clinical features and treatment of angiomyolipomas in different locations of female genital tract

From: Clinical characteristics and treatment outcomes of angioleiomyoma of the female genital tract: a retrospective cohort study

Data

Uterine corpus

(intramural, subserosal)

n = 32

Uterine corpus

(submucosal)

n = 29

Broad ligament

n = 17

Cervix

n = 10

Vagina

n = 1

Symptoms

   

-

8 (80.0)

-

-

-

1 (10.0)

1 (10.0)

-

-

-

-

-

1 (100)

-

  Pelvic mass

10 (31.2)

-

13 (76.4)

  Abnormal uterine bleeding

17 (53.1)

24 (82.8)

1 (5.9)

  Abdominal pain

3 (9.4)

3 (10.3)

-

  Postmenopausal bleeding

-

1 (3.45)

1 (5.9)

  Abdominal distension

2 (6.3)

-

2 (11.8)

  Haemorrhagia sub coitus

-

1 (3.45)

-

  Massive vaginal bleeding

-

-

-

The largest angioleiomyoma in diameter (mm)

82.5 (23, 400)

32 (9, 85)

101.5 (43, 242)

38.5 (8,85)

86

Surgical approach

   

1 (10.0)

-

2 (20.0)

-

-

1 (10.0)

6 (60.0)

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1 (100)

  Total abdominal hysterectomy

6 (18.8)

-

5 (29.4)

  Subtotal abdominal hysterectomy

  Laparoscopic hysterectomy

1 (3.1)

8 (25.0)

-

1 (3.4)

-

5 (29.4)

  Laparoscopic subtotal hysterectomy

1 (3.1)

-

-

  Laparotomy myomectomy

2 (6.2)

-

1 (5.9)

  Laparoscopic myomectomy

14 (43.8)

-

6 (35.3)

  Hysteroscopic myomectomy

-

28 (96.6)

-

  Transvaginal myomectomy

-

-

-

Intraoperative blood loss (ml)

100 (10, 2500)

10 (5, 150)

100 (10, 4500)

20 (5, 150)

30

  1. Values are given as n (%) unless otherwise stated