Endoscopic appearance of AIDS-related gastrointestinal lymphoma with c-MYC rearrangements: Case report and literature review

Table 1 Literature review of the endoscopic findings in acquired immune deficiency syndrome-related lymphoma patients

Ref.	Patients	Involved GI tract	Endoscopic findings
Friedman[9]	NHL (n = 12)	Esophagus, stomach, duodenum, small bowel, colon, rectum	Multiple bulky tumor masses, small polypoid lesions
Heise et al[10]	NHL (n = 48)	Esophagus, stomach, duodenum, small bowel, colon, rectum	Bulky tumor mass, polypoid lesions, deep well-defined ulceration, necrotic abscesses
Corti et al[11]	Burkitt lymphoma (45-yr man)	Duodenum	Pseudo-polypoid masses
Andrews et al[12]	NHL (n = 30)	Stomach, small bowel, colon	Tumor mass, ulceration, nodular lesions
Mani et al[13]	Plasmablastic lymphoma (40-yr man)	Esophagus, stomach	Tumor mass, ulceration
Mahmoudi et al[14]	Lymphoma (38-yr woman)	Stomach	Ulceration, non-specific inflammation
Chow et al[15]	41-yr woman	Esophagus	A flat and solitary ulcer
Cappell et al[16]	GI lymphoma in AIDS patients (n = 6)	Esophagus, stomach, duodenum	Multiple volcano-like masses, ulceration, stricture with ulceration, nodular lesions, tumor mass, large sessile polypoid lesions
Yehya et al[17]	44-yr man	Colon	Mass with ulceration
Rezende et al[18]	NHL in AIDS patients (n = 6)	Stomach	Polypoid lesions, ulceration
Fujita et al[19]	41-yr man	Stomach	Multiple submucosal tumors with ulceration
Nakazuru et al[20]	68-yr man	Duodenum	Well-defined ulceration, auricle-like shaped mass with scattered tiny white spots

NHL: Non-Hodgkin-lymphoma; GI: Gastrointestinal.