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Table 1 Clinical and demographic data

From: Clinicopathologic features and therapy outcome in childhood Hodgkin’s lymphoma: a report from tertiary care center in Saudi Arabia

 

No

%

Age (years)

   < 5

3

3.7

  5–9.99

23

28.8

   ≥ 10–16

54

67.5

Gender

  Male

45

56.3

  Female

35

43.7

B symptoms

  No

46

57.5

  Yes

34

42.5

Primary site

  Peripheral lymph nodes

65

81.25

  Mediastinum

15

18.75

Bulky

  No

59

73.8

  Yes

21

26.2

Extra nodal involvement

  No

51

63.8

  Yes

29

36.2

Epstein-Barr virus

  Positive

40

50

  Negative

5

6.3

  N/A

35

43.7

Pathology

Classic Hodgkin’s lymphoma

 Lymphocyte rich

9

11.25

 Mixed cellularity

18

22.5

 Nodular sclerosis

44

55

 Lymphocyte depleted

0

0

Nodular lymphocyte predominant Hodgkin’s lymphoma

9

11.25

Stage

  I

5

6.3

  II

25

31.2

  III

42

52.5

  IV

8

10

Early and advanced stages

  Early (I, II)

30

37.5

  Advanced (III, IV)

50

62.5

Risk group

  Low

12

15

  Intermediate

44

55

  High

24

30

Laboratory data: median (range)

  WBC (× 109/l)

7.4 (2.3–31.6)

  HGB (× 109/l)

11.8 (6.1–15.2)

  PLT (× 109/l)

357 (27–856)

  LDH (μ/l)

266.5 (131–1164)

  1. WBC white blood cells, HGB hemoglobin, PLT platelet, LDH lactate dehydrogenase