Table 1 Reported ruptured cases with endometriosis with CA125 level over 1,000 IU/mL
From: Relation of high CA125 and CA19-9 levels with recent rupture of endometrioma
Author | Patient age | CA125 (IU/mL) | CA19-9 (IU/mL) | Ovarian endometrioma (size) | Presenting symptoms | Day of referral | Treatment approach |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Johansson et al. [1] | 45 | 9,300 | ND | 7 × 10 cm | Acute abdominal pain | Day 2 | Laparotomy |
Kashyap[14] | 28 | 6,114 | ND | 11 cm | Acute abdominal pain, lower abdominal tenderness | Day 7 | Laparotomy |
Caroline et al. [15] | 40 | 6,291 | ND | 20 × 10 cm | Intense lower abdominal pain associated with sweating,nausea and vomiting | Day 25 | Laparotomy |
Kurata et al. [9] | 23 | 9,537 | 15,653 | 8 × 10 and 7 × 7 cm, bilateral | Intermittent abdominal pain | Day 3 | Laparoscopy |
Göçmen et al. [16] | 24 | 5,674 | 56 | 7 × 8 cm, at the left site and ruptured at the right site | Abdominal pain | Day 2 | Laparoscopy |
Rettenmaier et al. [17] | 43 | 2,275 | ND | 5.8 × 6.4 cm | Abdominal pain | ND | Laparotomy |
Uharcek et al. [18] | 53 | 2,650 | In the normal range | 7 × 8 cm | Acute abdominal pain, tender palpable adnexal mass | Day 5 | Laparoscopy |
Present case | 25 | 11,834 | 2,257 | 5 × 4 × 5.5 and 4 × 3 × 3 cm bilateral | Acute abdominal pain | Day 10 | Laparoscopy |