Cancer-related microangiopathic hemolytic anemia in patients with advanced gastric cancer: A retrospective single-center analysis

Table 1 Patient characteristics

Patient	Sex	Age1	Site of tumor	CR-MAHA2	Metastases	Initial symptoms	Onset symptoms to diagnosis in d	Chemotherapy for CR- MAHA
1	F	47	Stomach	Prior	OSS, LN, OVA	BP	1	Yes
2	M	68	Stomach	After	LR, PUL	DYS, BP	4	No
3	M	53	Stomach	Prior	OSS, LN	DYS, BP	22	Yes
4	F	36	GE-junction	After	OSS, HEP	DYS, BP	0	Yes
5	F	61	Stomach	Concurrent	OSS, PC, PUL, LN	DYS	0	Yes
6	M	54	Stomach	After	OSS, PUL	DYS, BP	6	Yes
7	F	28	Stomach	Concurrent	HEP	DYS, APH	10	Yes
8	M	76	Stomach	Prior	OSS, PUL	No	5	No

¹age at microangiopathic hemolytic anemia diagnosis.

²time of diagnosis of microangiopathic hemolytic anemia from or to diagnosis of gastric cancer. APH: Aphasia; BP: Back pain; CR-MAHA: Cancer-related microangiopathic hemolytic anemia; DYS: Dyspnea; F: Female; GE: Gastroesophageal; HEP: Hepatic (liver); LN: Lymph node; LR: Local recurrence; M: Male; OSS: Osseous (bone); OVA: Ovary; PUL: Pulmonary; PC: Peritoneal carcinosis.