A Case Report and Literature Review of a Rare Jejunal Solitary Peutz–Jeghers-Type Polyp Resected Endoscopically in an Elderly Patient Presenting with Subacute Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Table 1

All reported cases in English literature of jejunal SPJP.

Authors	Year	Country	Age	Sex	Symptoms	Diagnosed by	Definitive management	Polyp size	Underlying pathophysiology
Sone et al. [4]	2002	Japan	64 years	F	Nausea and epigastric discomfort	Upper GI endoscopy	Endoscopic electrosurgical snare polypectomy	2.8 × 2.5 × 1.8 cm	Incidental finding
Burkart et al. [5]	2007	Baltimore	35 years	F	Not specified in the article	Not specified in the article	Partial small bowel resection	NA	Intussusception
Ter Borg et al. [6]	2008	Netherlands	19 years	M	Melena	A small bowel series	Laparotomy	4 cm	GI bleeding
Pitiakoudis et al. [7]	2015	Greece	19 years	F	Abdominal pain	Abdominal ultrasound	Laparoscopy (SILS)	3 cm	Intussusception
Kalavant et al. [8]	2017	India	8 years	M	Melena	Capsule endoscopy	Laparoscopy	2 cm	Intussusception
Kalliakmanis et al. [9]	2018	Greece	16 years	F	Abdominal pain	Abdominal X-ray and then, the lesion was identified postoperatively	Laparotomy	NA	Intussusception
Suzuki et al. [10]	2020	Japan	3 months	F	Intussusception	Laparoscopic examination	Laparoscopy	3 × 3 cm	Intussusception
Endo et al. [11]	2020	Japan	29 years	M	Abdominal pain	Double Balloon endoscopy	Laparotomy (partial resection of the jejunum)	3 × 1.5 × 1 cm	Intussusception
Alenezi et al.	Index case	Quebec, Canada	81 years	M	Melena	Double-balloon enteroscopy	Endoscopic polypectomy	4 cm	GI bleeding

NA: not assigned; M: male; F: female; SILS: single-incision assisted laparoscopic surgery; numbers between brackets indicates reference.