T-cell/histiocyte-rich large B-cell lymphoma in a child: A case report and review of literature

Table 1 T-cell/histiocyte rich large B-cell lymphoma, 36 cases reported in children (age ≤ 18 yr)

Case	Ref.	Age (yr)	Gender	Nodal and extranodal locations	BM involvement
1	Aki et al[8]	18	F	Unspecified LN, liver, spleen, pleura	Yes
2	Gheorghe et al[3]	15	M	Axillary, retroperitoneal, hepatic LN, liver, extradural mass (T5)	Yes
3	Gheorghe et al[3]	17	F	Mediastinal, splenic, mesenteric, hepatic LN, liver	No
4	Kunder et al[9]	17	M	Perihepatic	NA
5	Lones et al[10]	15	M	Neck, mediastinal	No
6	Lones et al[10]	12	M	Neck, mediastinal, abdomen, inguinal, spleen, liver	No
7	Lones et al[10]	16	M	Abdomen, inguinal	No
8	Lones et al[10]	15	M	Axillary, inguinal, spleen	No
9	Lones et al[10]	16	M	Neck	No
10	Lones et al[10]	16	M	Axillary	No
11	Ohgami et al[11]	16	M	Periportal	No
12	Ozgönenel et al[12]	8	M	Neck	Yes
13	Paulli et al[13]	8	NA	NA	NA
14	Petroscu et al[14]	4.5	M	Thymus	No
15	Sathipalan et al[15]	6	M	Neck, axillary, peripancreatic, para-aortic, subcarinal, hilar	No
16	Stenhammer et al[16]	7	F	Neck, para-aortic	No
17-32	Tiemann et al[17]	8-17	13M, 3F	NA	NA
33-35	Greer et al[18]	17-18	2M, 1F	NA	NA
36	Wei et al (current case)	10	M	Neck, liver, spleen	Yes

NA: Not available; BM: Bone marrow; LN: Lymph node; M: Male; F: Female.