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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Dermatol. 2019 Oct 24;59(3):352–358. doi: 10.1111/ijd.14690

Table I.

Summary of demographics and clinical features.

Diagnosis (Total Cases) Average age (years) Sex (M:F) HIV status (% positive) Morphology Lesion Distribution
MF (22) 52.5 13:9 4/22 (18.2%) -Macules/patches only (6)
-Plaques only (3)
-Patches, plaques, tumors (3)
-Erythroderma (8)
-Erythroderma, plaques (1)
-Erythroderma, tumors (1)
-Gen (10)
-T predominant (3)
-T, E (8)
-E predominant (1)
PTCL NOS* (1) 32 1:0 1/1 (100%) -Nodules and tumors -Arm, T, H/N in a sporotrichoid-like pattern
Plasmablastic lymphoma (2) 37 2:0 2/2 (100%) -Nodules and tumors -Genitals (1)
-T, LE (1)
EBV(+) CTCL (1) 32 1:0 1/1 (100%) -Necrotic plaque with perforation -H/N, hard palate
SPTCL (1) 39 0:1 1/1 (100%) -Subcutaneous nodules -T, UE
ALI (8) 49 3:1 2/8 (25%) -Plaques (5)
-Erythroderma (3)
-Gen (4)
-T, E (4)
Reactive processes (3) 56 3:0 1/3 (33%) -Erythroderma (2)
-Atrophic plaques (1)
-Gen (2)
-T, LE (1)

ALI, atypical lymphocytic infiltrate; EBV, Epstein–Barr virus; MF, mycosis fungoides; PTCL NOS, peripheral T-cell lymphoma not otherwise specified; SPTCL, subcutaneous panniculitis-like T-cell lymphoma; Gen, generalized; T, trunk; LE, lower extremities; E, extremities; H/N, head and neck; UE, upper extremities