Table 1 Clinical features of children with lymphatic malformations
From: A somatic mutation in PIK3CD unravels a novel candidate gene for lymphatic malformation
Patient ID | Age at surgery | Sex | Family history | Pathology | MRI report | Diagnose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
740472 | 9 mo | Male | Normal | Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage | A 7.8*3.0*7.4Â cm mass is seen in the right neck and occiput, long T1 and T2 signals | Macrocystic lymphatic malformation |
739889 | 2 mo | Male | Normal | Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage | A 3.7*6.5*6.3Â cm mass is seen in the left neck, long T1 and T2 signals, involving left parapharyngeal and retropharyngeal spaces and causing airway obstruction | Macrocystic lymphatic malformation |
740368 | 25 mo | Male | Normal | Lymphatic malformation | Giant and long T1 and T2 signals in the left neck, involving bilateral parapharyngeal spaces, retropharyngeal space, prevertebral space and causing airway obstruction | Microcystic lymphatic malformation |
768423 | 91 mo | Male | Normal | Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage | A 6*2*4Â cm mass is seen in the right neck, short T1 and T2 signals | Microcystic lymphatic malformation |
754665 | 32 mo | Female | Normal | Lymphatic malformation with intrathecal haemorrhage | A 4.8*1.8*4.0Â cm mass is seen in the right neck, slightly short T1 and T2 signals | Mixed-cystic lymphatic malformation |
764800 | 18 mo | Male | Normal | Lymphatic malformation | A 7.5*1.5*4.4Â cm mass is seen in the left neck, long T1 and T2 signals, involving retropharyngeal space and causing airway obstruction | Mixed-cystic lymphatic malformation |