T-lymphoblastic lymphoma with cutaneous involvement

Table 1 Clinical presentation of the patients with cutaneous T-lymphoblastic lymphoma, cases from the review of literature

Patient	Sex/age	Staging	Cutaneous involvement	Extracutaneous lesions
1[2]	M/16	Stage 4	Subcutaneous nodule on the left side of neck	BM involvement, lymph nodes
2[2]	M/20	Stage 4	Multiple scalps nodules	Prostate involvement
3[2]	M/25	Stage 4	Multiple subcutaneous nodules on left side of face, scalp, and chest wall	BM involvement, lymph nodes, scrotal involvement
4[2]	M/17	Stage 4	Subcutaneous nodules on left side of neck and abdomen	Mediastinal mass, BM involvement, lymph nodes
5[2]	F/25	Stage 4	Multiple subcutaneous nodules on right breast, right side of neck, chest wall, and both legs	BM involvement, lymph nodes
6[2]	M/39	Stage 4	Multiple nodule on scalp	Mediastinal mass, lymph nodes, BM, bone, left kidney, left pleura involvement
7[2]	M/22	Stage 4	Multiple subcutaneous nodules on back	Mediastinal mass, lymph nodes, tonsil, nasopharyngeal involvement
8[7]	F/24	Stage 4	Multiples nodules on malar regions of face, breast, trunk	Lymph nodes, conjunctiva
9[7]	M/25	Stage 4	Nodule on scalp	Mediastinal mass
10[8]	M/8	Stage 1	Nodule on abdominal wall	None
11[4]	M/65	Stage 4	Multiples nodules on lower extremities and abdomen	Mediastinal mass, lymph nodes and BM
12[9]	F/29	Stage 4	Multiples nodule face, breast, thoraco - mammary region, abdomen, tights	Lymph nodes, BM
13 case reported	M/75	Stage 4	Nodules on scalp and right arm and multiples patches on trunk	Lymph nodes, BM

BM: Bone marrow; F: Female; M: Male.