Glomus tumor of uncertain malignant potential arising in the bronchus

Table 1 Clinical features of the cases of bronchial glomus tumor described in the literature

Reference	Age, Gender	Symptoms	Localization	Follow up	Recurrence
Takahashi, 2006	67, male	cough	Right superior bronchial trunk	8 months	none
Altinok, 2006	83, female	hemoptysis, dyspnea, cough	the upper third of the trachea	1 year	none
Akata 2008	39, male	cough	left main bronchus	6 years	none
Kenan E. Haver, 2008	10, female	dyspnea with exertion, chest pain	middle portion of the trachea	9 months	none
Inaba 2010	67, male	hemoptysis, cough	truncus intermedius	1 year	none
Yan Shang, 2010	59, male	dyspnea, cough, chest pain	Lower Tracheal Segment	1 year	none
Nakajima, 2010	30, male	hemosputum	right truncus intermedius	10 months	none
Akira Mogi, 2011	56, female	Cough, dyspnea	the lower trachea	9 months	none
Ravenna F 2011	79, male	cough , bloody sputum	left main bronchus	5 years	none
Lang-Lazdunski, 2012	62, male	hemoptysis	Left main bronchus	5 years	none

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