Table 1.

Clinical features of children with lymphatic malformations

Patient ID	Age at surgery	Sex	Family history	Pathology	MRI report	Diagnose
740472	9 mo	Male	Normal	Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage	A 7.8*3.0*7.4 cm mass is seen in the right neck and occiput, long T1 and T2 signals	Macrocystic lymphatic malformation
739889	2 mo	Male	Normal	Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage	A 3.7*6.5*6.3 cm mass is seen in the left neck, long T1 and T2 signals, involving left parapharyngeal and retropharyngeal spaces and causing airway obstruction	Macrocystic lymphatic malformation
740368	25 mo	Male	Normal	Lymphatic malformation	Giant and long T1 and T2 signals in the left neck, involving bilateral parapharyngeal spaces, retropharyngeal space, prevertebral space and causing airway obstruction	Microcystic lymphatic malformation
768423	91 mo	Male	Normal	Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage	A 6*2*4 cm mass is seen in the right neck, short T1 and T2 signals	Microcystic lymphatic malformation
754665	32 mo	Female	Normal	Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage	A 4.8*1.8*4.0 cm mass is seen in the right neck, slightly short T1 and T2 signals	Mixed-cystic lymphatic malformation
764800	18 mo	Male	Normal	Lymphatic malformation	A 7.5*1.5*4.4 cm mass is seen in the left neck, long T1 and T2 signals, involving retropharyngeal space and causing airway obstruction	Mixed-cystic lymphatic malformation