Rare case of an abdominal mass: Reactive nodular fibrous pseudotumor of the stomach encroaching on multiple abdominal organs

Table 4 General information and clinical feature of reactive nodular fibrous pseudotumor reported previously

Ref.	Gender	Age	Presenting symptoms	Medical history	Follow up
Yantiss et al[1]	Male	48	1		No residual disease following surgical resection (mean follow-up 16.3 mo) and one patient who had an incomplete surgical resection had stable disease at 26 mo
	Female	50	1	Abdominal surgical history
	Male	53	Acute abdominal pain	1
	Male	57	Acute abdominal pain	1
	Male	71	1	Abdominal surgical history
Daum et al[2]	Male	59	Abdominal symptoms	1	4 patients are available, without signs of recurrence and metastatic disease 5, 5, 6, and 7 yr, respectively
	Male	46	1
	Male	1	Abdominal symptoms
	Male	68	1
	Female	30	Abdominal symptoms
	Female	65	1
	Male	22	Abdominal symptoms
	Male	41	1
Chatelain et al[5]	Male	32	Chronic abdominal pain	1	1
Zardawi et al[7]	Female	72	1	Abdominal surgical history	1
Saglam et al[8]	Female	28	Chronic abdominal pain	Abdominal history	1
Gauchotte et al[6]	Male	60	1	Abdominal history	No evidence of disease 4 mo later
Yin et al[3]	Male	65	Acute abdominal pain	No abdominal surgical history	1
Virgilio et al[9]	Male	71	1	Abdominal surgical history	No signs of recurrent 4 yr later
Mcateer et al[4]	Female	13	Acute abdominal pain	No abdominal surgical history	1

¹No mention in the above articles.