Primary central nervous system angiosarcoma: two case reports

Table 1 Angiosarcoma of the brain in adults: case reports and series

Series	Sex	Age	Location	Therapy	Survival
Charman et al. [5]	M	65	Occipital	Surgery	12 months
Paulus et al. [3]	M; F	24; 26	Temporal; frontal	Unknown	Unknown
Mena et al. [1]	M (5), F (3)	2 weeks to 72 years (mean 38 years)	Hemisphere (6), meninges (1), unknown (1)	Surgery	Four months (4), 30 months (1), alive 39 months (1), alive 102 months (1), unknown (1)
Cookston et al. [6]	F	32	Occipital	Surgery + RT	Alive three-and-a-half years
Fuse et al. [7]	M	39	Parietal	Surgery + RT	29 months
Antoniadis et al. [4]	M	41	Parietal	Surgery + RT + chemotherapy	Alive 41 months
Lach and Benoit [9]	M	37	Frontoparietal	Surgery	18 months
Merimsky et al. [2]	M; M	27; 18	Parietal; occipitoparietal	Radiation only; surgery	Two-and-a-half months; five months

The study of Mena et al. includes two pediatric cases whose data are entangled with the adult cases. These two cases are not included in our discussion.
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