Case No. | Author | Year | Age/Gender | Stage | Pathology | Clinical syndromes | Antibody | Treatment | Prognosis |
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1 | Gita et al.[17] | 2015 | 73/F | Ma | Poorly differentiated carcinoma with squamous features | PEM | Negtive | Surgical resection and immunosuppression | Partial improvement |
2 | Syuichi et al.[12] | 2013 | 66/M | N/A | Urothelial carcinoma | PCD | Anti-CKB | TURBT | No improvement |
3 | Lukacs et al.[20] | 2012 | 76/F | pTa | Urothelial carcinoma | PEM and SSN | Anti-Hu | TURBT | Partial improvement |
4 | Forte et al.[21] | 2009 | 76/M | pT2 | High grade urothelial carcinoma | Neuromyotonia | Anti-VGKC | Resectionofthetumour | Complete improvement |
5 | Sean et al.[14] | 2003 | 59/M | N/A | N/A | POM | Anti-Ri | N/A | N/A |
6 | Charles et al.[22] | 2001 | 57/M | pT3 | High grade urothelial carcinoma | POM | Anti-Ri | Radical cystectomy and immunosuppression | Partial improvement |
7 | Lowe et al.[23] | 1992 | 71/M | pT3 | High grade urothelial carcinoma | Visual changes, glossal spasm and dysphagia | N/A | Combination chemotherapy | Complete improvement |
8 | John et al.[11] | 1999 | 64/F | pT2 | High grade urothelial carcinoma | PCD | Anti-Yo | Partial resection of the bladder | No improvement |
9 | Current report | 2015 | 68/M | pCIS | High grade urothelial carcinoma and the well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma | PCD | Negtive | Laparoscopic radical cystectomy | Complete improvement |