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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 29.
Published in final edited form as: Pathology. 2014 Dec;46(7):610–616. doi: 10.1097/PAT.0000000000000166

Table 2. Summary of relevant clinical and pathological features of patients with LCT.

Parameter Mean, years (range)
Age at onset of symptoms 56 (15–99)
Age at biopsy-confirmed diagnosis of MF 60 (22–99)
Age at development of tumour-stage MF 64 (22–102)
Age at LCT of MF 63 (25–102)

Parameter n/Total %

Sex
 Female 24 47
 Male 27 53
Race
 Causasian 44 88
 Black 3 6
 Asian 3 6
Number of patients who developed tumour stage disease in skin 39/51 76
Number of patients DOD 24/51 47
Thickest stage = tumour
 Ever 34/50 68
 At LCT 24/42 57
Involvement of subcutis
 Ever 17/47 36
 At LCT 11/37 30
Ulceration
 Ever 17/50 34
Folliculotropism
 Ever 35/47 74
 At LCT 25/36 69
Follicular mucin 11/47 23
 At LCT
Eccrinotropism
 Ever 15/49 31
 At LCT 8/40 20
% large cells in skin at diagnosis of LCT
 100% 15/42 36
 25–75% 27/42 64
Fibrosis
 Ever 46/50 92
 At LCT 33/41 80
Vascular prominence
 Ever 48/50 96
 At LCT 34/41 83
Epidermal hyperplasia
 Ever 47/50 94
Epidermotropism
 Ever 45/50 90
 At LCT 34/40 85
Pautrier microabscesses
 Ever 37/50 74
 At LCT 27/41 66
Neutrophils
 Ever 19/50 38
 At LCT 10/41 24

DOD, dead of disease; Ever, at any time during follow-up period; LCT, large cell transformation; MF, mycosis fungoides.