Please try the following in order to remove a corruption from a table:

• To get the exact details about the table corruption, please execute below command:

Use YourDatabaseName
DBCC CHECKTABLE ('YourTableName')
Go

• Now since you have the details about the corruption, in order to remove the corruption from a table, you need to DROP and RE-CREATE the PRIMARY KEY of that table as follows:

Use YourDatabaseName
Go
ALTER TABLE [YourTableName] DROP CONSTRAINT [Primary Key Constraint Name] 
GO
ALTER TABLE [YourTableName] ADD CONSTRAINT [Primary Key Constraint Name] Primary Key Clustered (Column(s))
GO

• Now you can run the DBCC CHECKTABLE command again to confirm that the table corruption has been removed.

It indeed worked for me.

All the Best...!!!

http://www.sqlskills.com/blogs/paul/checkdb-from-every-angle-emergency-mode-repair-the-very-very-last-resort/
Hack the system tables to get the database into EMERGENCY mode. Use the undocumented and unsupported DBCC REBUILD_LOG command to build a new transaction log. Run DBCC CHECKDB with the REPAIR_ALLOW_DATA_LOSS option to fix up corruptions in the data files – both those that may have caused the issue, and those caused by rebuilding the transaction log (e.g. because an active transaction altering the database structure was lost). Figure out what data was lost or is transactionally inconsistent (e.g. because a transaction altering multiple tables was lost) as far as your business logic is concerned Take the database out of EMERGENCY mode And then all the other stuff like root-cause analysis and getting a better backup strategy

If there is schema corruption in SQL server database you can try some some steps to remove it.

1. Run DBCC CHECKCATALOG: This command will help to check logical and physical integrity of database. DBCC CHECKCATALOG('Name of database')
2. TO identify table object ID: TO review the output for identifying object ID for corrupted table.
3. Using sp_MSforeachtable for deleting the table EXEC sp_MSforeachtable 'IF OBJECT_ID(''?'') = YourObjectID EXEC(''DROP TABLE ?'')'
4. Confirming on the table removal: Need to check if the table has been removed successfully from the database. SELECT *FROM sys.tables WHERE name = 'TableName'

By these steps you can remove the corrupted table from database. I hope this will help you!!