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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Surg Pathol. 2017 Mar;41(3):396–404. doi: 10.1097/PAS.0000000000000769

Table 1.

Clinical and pathologic features of benign proliferative nodules

Case Age Sex Site Cytology Melanin H3K27me3 - IHC
1 2 weeks F Scalp Epithelioid Absent 4+
2 4 years M Scalp Epithelioid Present 4+
3 11 weeks M Back Fusiform Absent 4+
4 10 months F Back Mixed Absent 4+
5 16 months F Scalp Epithelioid Present 4+
6 4 weeks M Back Fusiform Absent 4+
7 13 years M Back Epithelioid Present 4+
8 2 years F Abdomen Epithelioid Focal 4+
9 18 years M Scalp Epithelioid Focal 4+
10 5 years M Back Epithelioid Focal 4+
11 2 years F Scalp Mixed, sclerosing Focal 4+
12 3 years F Leg Mixed, sclerosing Absent 4+
13 9 years M Leg Epithelioid Absent 4+
14 Infant F Scalp Epithelioid Present 4+
15 14 years F Leg Epithelioid Focal 4+
16 5 years F Leg Epithelioid Focal 4+
17 5 years F Scalp Epithelioid Absent 4+
18 4 weeks M Back Fusiform Absent 4+
19 6 months F Back Mixed Absent 4+
20 4 years M Back Mixed Absent 4+

M = male; F = female

3 + = 51 – 75% of tumor cells are immunoreactive

4+ = more than 75% of tumor cells are immunoreactive