Table 2 Reported instances of angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia in the hand
Study | Age | Sex | Lesion site | Number of lesions | Size | Symptoms | Treatment | Outcome | Systemic eosinophilia | Progression period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
James M. Swinehart et al., 1979 [20] | 24 | M | Lt.palm, subcutaneous | single | NA | NA | resection | local reccurence | + | 8 months |
Arnold M et al., 1999 [21] | 20 | F | left arm and hand subcutaneous | multiple | 5-10 mm | bleeding, pain | resection | no local reccurence, but another site | + | 24 months |
B. D. Krapohl et al., 2003 [22] | 33 | F | Rt.palm and ring finger subcutaneous | multiple | NA | discoloration | resection | no recurrence in 3 months | NA | 18 months |
C Conill et al., 2004 [23] | 32 | F | Rt.index and middle fingers subcutaneous and bone | multiple | NA | deformation of the nail, pain | radiation therapy | no recurrence in 9 years | – | NA |
A. Satpathy, 2005 [24] | 11 | F | Rt.dorsum of hand subcutaneous | single | 20 mm | itching | spontaneous resolution | no recurrence in 12 months | – | a month |
H Ozcanli et al., 2007 [25] | 42 | F | Rt.palm, middle and ring fingers subcutaneous | multiple | 30-80 mm | itching, pain, disturbance of sensation | resection, laser treatment | no recurrence in 2 years | + | 12 months |
Nick Pappas et al., 2010 [26] | 18 | F | Rt.palm subcutaneous | single | 15-10 mm | no pain | resection | no recurrence in 1 year | – | a month |
Mohammad M. Al-qattan et al., 2017 [27] | 32 | F | Lt.palm subcutaneous | single | NA | NA | resection | no recurrence in 1 year | + | 6 months |