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Table 3 Clinical characteristics of HLH patients included in the prospective cohort

From: Targeted high-throughput sequencing for genetic diagnostics of hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis

 

Whole cohort (%)

Diagnosed (%)

With no diagnosis (%)

Number of patients

58

22

36

Age at diagnosis, years

 0–1

20 of 57 (35)

13 of 22 (59)

7 of 35 (20)

 1–5

12 of 57 (21)

4 of 22 (18)

8 of 35 (23)

 5–12

9 of 57 (16)

4 of 22 (18)

5 of 35 (14)

 12–18

8 of 57 (14)

1 of 22 (5)

7 of 35 (20)

 18+

8 of 57 (14)

0 of 22 (0)

8 of 35 (23)

Sex

 Male

28 of 58 (48)

10(45)

18 (50)

 Female

30 of 58 (52)

12(55)

18 50)

Parental consanguinity

24 of 52 (46)

14 of 21 (67)

10 of 31 (31)

Familial history of disease

8 of 50 (16)

4 of 8 (50)a

4 of 8 (50)a

Albinism

6 of 43 (14)

5 of 6 (83)a

1 of 6 (17)

Fever

49 of 54 (91)

17 of 20 (85)

32 of 34 (94)

Splenomegaly

55 of 58 (95)

21 of 22 (95)

34 of 36 (94)

Cytopenia (≥2 of 3 lineages)

42 of 48 (88)

15 of 17 (88)

27 of 31 (87)

 Anemia

46 of 54 (85)

19 of 21 (90)

27 of 33 (82)

 Thrombocytopenia

51 of 57 (89)

19 of 21 (90)

32 of 36 (89)

 Neutropenia

26 of 50 (52)

12 of 16 (75)

14 of 34 (41)

Hypertriglyceridemia (≥3 mmol/L)

38 of 51 (75)

13 of 20 (65)

25 of 31 (81)

Hypofibrinogenemia (≤1 g/L)

18 of 50 (36)

7 of 18 (39)

11 of 32 (34)

Hypertriglyceridemia and/or hypofibrinogenemia

46 of 50 (92)

17 of 19 (89)

29 of 31 (94)

Hemophagocytosis

43 of 49 (88)

14 of 17 (82)

29 of 32 (91)

Hyperferritinemia (≥500 mg/L)

54 of 55 (98)

19 of 20 (95)

35 of 35 (100)

Elevated sCD25 (≥2400 U/ml)

7 of 7 (100)

0 of 0

7 of 7 (100)

  1. aShown as the proportion of patients with documented familial disease and albinism, respectively