Table 1 Pediatric cases of Lymphomatoid papulosis type D reported in the literature
Case No. | References | Sex | Age | Number of lesions | Type of lesions | Distribution of lesions | Other symptoms | Therapy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Brown [1] | F | 10 | Single | Ulcer | Right upper inner arm | None | Clobetasol propionate Doxycycline |
2 | Marschalkó et al. [2] | M | 12 | Multiple | Necrotic, itchy papules | Trunk and extremities | None | UVA |
3 | Marschalkó et al. [2] | F | 5 | Multiple | Erythematous necrotic papules | Trunk and lower extremities | None | Topical steroid |
4 | Barret [3] | M | 13 | Multiple | Red scaly papules and plaques with focal necrosis and crusting | Trunk, neck, extremities, face, and groin | Severe pain, mild pruritus, fever | Treatment with minocycline and topical steroids |
5 | Saggini et [4] | F | 10 | Multiple | Red papules with scale, crust, or ulcerations | Generalized | None | Information not available |
6 | McQuitty et al. [6] | F | 11 | Single | Ulcerated nodule | Face | None | Information not available |
7 | Magro et al. [7] | M | 14 | Multiple | “Blistering bumps,” ulcernecrotic papules | Head, neck, trunk | Fever, headache, sore throat, myalgia | Bexarotene gel |
8 | Our case | M | 6 | Multiple | Red papules with scale, crust, or ulcerations | Trunk, neck, extremities, flexures | Fever, pruritus, pain | Topical and systemic steroid Methotrexate |