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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2012 Aug 4;162(1):142–147. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2012.06.044

Table 1.

Patients with KHE without cutaneous involvement.

Age of
Presentation
Presenting Symptoms Depth of Infiltration KMP
Birth Thrombocytopenia/congestive heart failure Retroperitoneum Yes
Birth Petechiae/Thrombocytopenia Retroperitoneum Yes
5 weeks Ascites/respiratory distress Retroperitoneum Yes
4 months* Bloody stool Retroperitoneum Yes
6 months Abdominal mass/Thrombocytopenia Retroperitoneum Yes
3 years Abdominal pain/distention Retroperitoneum (pancreas) No
4 months Enlarging mass Muscle (gluteus) Yes
7 months Hypotonia Muscle (paraspinal) No
10 months Progressive lower extremity weakness Muscle (paraspinal) Yes
2 years Extremity pain/limp Bone (femur) No
4 years Hip pain/refusal to walk Bone (sacrum) No
6 years Back pain Bone (vertebrae) No

Histopathology of all cases supported the KHE diagnosis, except one * without available histology.