Table 1 Summary of carcinoma cases derived from episiotomy scar
Author/Year | Age | Symptoms | Treatment | Histology | Follow-up |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hitti IF /1990 [9] | 43 | 10 cm mass of right buttock | Biopsy, chemotherapy and radiotherapy | Clear cell carcinoma | Dead after 2.5 years |
Todd RW/2000 [10] | 54 | 3 cm mass in the rectovaginal pouch | Radiotherapy and chemotherapy | Clear cell carcinoma | Relapse after 6 months |
Chene G/2007 [3] | 50 | perineal node of 3.5 cm in the right side of the anus | Radiotherapy, chemotherapy and complete excision | Serous papillary Cystadenocarcinoma | Relapse after 6 months |
Kwon YS /2008 [11] | 42 | 2.5 × 3.0 cm elevated cystic mass on the right mediolateral episiotomy | Radical excision | Clear cell carcinoma | No evidence of disease after 10 months |
Han L /2016 [12] | 36 | 10 × 5 cm mass in the apex of episiotomy | Radical excision and chemotherapy | Clear cell carcinoma | No evidence of disease after 6 months |
Current report/2018 | 54 | 6 × 5 cm mass in episiotomy and 3 × 3 cm inguinal nodule | Radical resection and radiotherapy | Clear cell carcinoma | No evidence of disease after 15 months |