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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 8.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Surg Pathol. 2011 Nov;35(11):1666–1678. doi: 10.1097/PAS.0b013e31822832de

TABLE 3.

Comparison of Clinical Features Between NLPHL Patients With and Without Atypical T cells

Characteristic NLPHL With
T-Cell Atypia
NLPHL Without
T-Cell Atypia
p
N   11   24
Sex
 Male  9 (81.8%)  19 (79.2%)  NS
 Female  2 (18.2%)   5 (20.8%)
 Male:female ratio  4.5    3.8
Median age (range)
 All patients  13.8 (6–66) 36.1 (12–73) 0.015
 Male  12.2 (6–32) 35.2 (12–59) 0.002
 Female 39.9 (13–66) 37.1 (18–73)  NS
Predominant site of nodal involvement 0.015*
 Cervical   6 (54.5%)  2 (8.3%)
 Submental/   2 (18.2%)   3 (12.5%)
submandibular
 Inguinal   2 (18.2%)   7 (29.2%)
 Axillary  1 (9.1%)   5 (20.8%)
 Parotid 0 (0%)   4 (16.7%)
 Retroperitoneal 0 (0%)  2 (8.3%)
 Abdominal 0 (0%)  1 (4.2%)
Relapse of NLPHL  5/7 (71.4%)  3/22 (13.6%) 0.008

NS, not statistically significant.

*

P value reflects frequency of cervical involvement vs. all other nodal sites of disease.