Table 1 Cases of conjunctival myeloid sarcoma included in the literature review until 2021
From: Relapsed acute myeloid leukemia presenting as conjunctival myeloid sarcoma: a case report
Author (Year) | Sex/Age | Laterality | Location | Clinical manifestation | Treatment | Outcome | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Font et al. (1985) [16] | F/28 | Bilateral | Perilimbal | Relapse | CT + RT | CR | Disease free at 7 months |
Lee et al.(1985) [17] | M/57 | Bilateral | Palpebral, diffuse (giant papillary reaction) | Initial manifestation | NA | NA | NA |
Mansour et al. (1985) [18] | M/28 | Bilateral | Caruncular and diffuse palpebral mass | Relapse | NA | NA | NA |
Tsumura et al. (1991) [19] | F/29 | Left | Focal bulbar | Relapse | CT | CR of conjunctival lesion | Died at 2 months |
Douglas et al. (2002) [20] | F/42 | Right | Focal limbal | Initial manifestation | CT | CR | Disease free at 1 month |
Fleckenstein et al. (2003) [21] | F/73 | Bilateral | Diffuse bulbar | Initial manifestation | CT + RT | CR | Died at 5 months |
Hong et al. (2011) [7] | F/10 | Right | Focal bulbar | Relapse | CT + STC | CR | Disease free at 16 months |
Meel et al. (2019) [4] | F/28 | Left | Perilimbal | Initial manifestation | CT | CR | Disease free at 18 months |
Current case (2021) | M/50 | Left | Focal limbal and bulbar | Relapse | CT + RT, PBSCT | CR | Disease free at 3 years |