Research Article
NUT Midline Carcinoma: A Rare Solid Tumour Characterized by Chromosome Rearrangement
Table 1
Clinical features of patients diagnosed with NUT midline carcinoma.
| | Case | Age | Sex | Tabacco history | Presenting symptoms | Primary site | Metastasis sites | Treatment | Survival time |
| | 1 | 21 | M | Never | Painful lump below the left ear ×3 months | Parotid gland | Nasopharynx cavernous sinus skull base meningeal | Surgical treatment chemotherapy radiotherapy | Longer than 14 months |
| | 2 | 41 | M | Never | Back pain ×2 months | Right lung middle lobe | Hilar lymph nodes mediastinal lymph nodes bilateral pulmonary multiple thoracic vertebra | Radiotherapy for thoracic vertebra | 1 Month |
| | 3 | 34 | M | Never | Productive cough, haemoptysis ×3 weeks | Lower trachea | No metastasis was found at first diagnosis | Surgical treatment | 3 Months |
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