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. 2022 Jun 3;12(6):89. doi: 10.1038/s41408-022-00685-7

Table 1.

Organ involvement and presenting symptoms at diagnosis in unifocal adult Langerhans cell histiocytosis.

Systems involved # of cases
(n = 44)
Specific sites Presenting symptoms
Bone 19 (43%) Cranium (11) Skull pain/swelling (9)
Vertebrae (3) Back pain (3)
Mandible (1) Joint pain (2)
Orbit (1) Decreased hearing (2)
Femur (1) Rib pain (1)
Rib (1) Eye swelling (1)
Pelvis (1) Periodontal disease (1)
Skin 11 (25%) Face (2) Skin lesion NOS (4)
Upper extremity (2) Non-pruritic papule (1)
Lower extremity (2) Erythematous papules (1)
Vulva (2) Pedunculated papule (1)
Chest (1) Acneiform papule (1)
Flank (1) Hyperpigmented linear papule (1)
Scalp (1) Non-healing papule with central ulceration (1)
Pruritic lesion NOS (1)
Hypothalamic-pituitary axis 6 (14%) Hypothalamus (3) Polyuria/polydipsia (4)
Pituitary (2) Headache (2)
Infundibulum (1) Weight gain (2)
Menstrual changes (1)
Cognitive changes (1)
Gastrointestinal 5 (12%) Colon (3) Abdominal pain (2)
Rectum (1) Diarrhea (2)
Stomach (1) Melena (1)
Asymptomatic (1)
Lymph node 1 (2%) Inguinal (1) Groin swelling (1)
Reproductive 1 (2%) Cervix (1) Cervical nodule (1)
Mucosa 1 (2%) Conjunctiva (1) Eye itching (1)