Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma accompanied by pure red cell aplasia: A case report

Table 2 Summaries of previous case reports of pure red cell aplasia associated with angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma

No.	Ref.	Age (yr)	Sex	Hemoglobin on admission	Reticulocytes on admission	Direct coombs test	Indirect coombs test	Treatment	Outcome (AITL)	Outcome (PRCA)	Other complications
1	Vitorino et al[10], 2020	72	Female	2.6 g/dL	0.70%	Positive	Positive	Chemotherapy	Remission	Remission	None
2	Tao et al[6], 2013	71	Female	5.0 g/dL	0.10%	NA	NA	Sequential therapy	NA	NA	none
3	Choi et al[11], 2010	43	Female	6.9 g/dL	0.20%	Positive	Positive	Chemotherapy	Remission	Remission	None
4	Wang et al[12], 2007	37	Male	NA	NA	Positive	Positive	Chemotherapy	"Give some effect to cure"	NA	Warm-type autoimmu-ne hemolytic anemia
5	Mizobe et al[13], 2005	71	Female	5.5 g/dL	1%	Positive	Positive	Chemotherapy	Remission	Remission	None
6	Tsujimura et al[14], 1999	46	Male	7.8 g/dL	0%	NA	NA	Chemotherapy	NA	NA	None
7	Al Hilali et al[15], 1983	79	Female	6.5 g/dL	Less than 1%	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	None

NA: Not available; AITL: Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma; PRCA: Pure red cell aplasia.