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Table 1 Patient list: cases of presacral extramedullary haematopoiesis reported in the literature.

From: An interesting diagnosis for a presacral mass: case report

Author

Year published

Age of patient

Symptoms

Diagnosis

Predisposing factors

Management

Outcome

Babazadeh

2009

71 F

None, found incidentally

CT, MRI, Biopsy (Bx)

None identified

Conservative

No change

Gupta [3]

2008

79 M

None

CT, MRI

Spherocytosis

Conservative

No change after 3 years

Saur [4]

2007

83 F

Anaemia

CT, Bx

Myelofibrosis

Conservative

Not known

Forster [13]

2006

75 F

None, found incidentally

CT, MRI, diagnostic excision

Sacral fracture

Excision

Not known

Youngster [16]

2006

48 F

Painful defecation for 3 months

CT, MRI, diagnostic excision

Beta thalassaemia intermedia

Excision

Symptom free at 12 months

Al-aabassi [6]

2005

23 F

None, found incidentally

US, CT, MRI, TC99, Bx

Beta thalassaemia major,

Regular blood transfusions

Not known

Sarmiento [5]

2003

69 M

None, found incidentally

CT, Bx

Spherocytosis

Conservative

No change at 1 year. Bloods normal

Miyake [12]

2004

54 M

None, found incidentally

CT, MRI, diagnostic excision

Myelofibrosis

Excision

Uneventful

Carazo [2]

1999

60 F

Sciatic pain

CT, MRI, Bx

Mechanical heart valves possibly leading to haemolysis and subsequent anaemia

Conservative

Symptoms improved with time, mass still present at 6 months

Karak [15]

1998

68 F

Lower back pain

TC-99, Bx

None identified

Conservative

Not known

Sporat [14]

1991

Unknown

Pain

CT, Bx

Beta thalassaemia intermedia

Radiotherapy

Good response

Chao [17]

1986

Unknown

Constipation

CT

Beta thalassaemia

Not known

Not known

Sebes [11]

1984

46 F

None, found incidentally

Tc-99, CT

Sickle Cell anaemia

Not known

Not known

Sebes [11]

1984

35 F

Pelvic mass

Tc-99, CT

Beta thalassaemia intermedia

Excision

Not known