Table 1.

Main clinical findings of children with essential thrombocythemia


Patient no.

Sex

Clonal/JAK2

Age at diagnosis, y

Age at analysis, y

Signs and symptoms

Treatment
1   F   Yes/V617F   0, 8   9   Budd-Chiari syndrome and inferior vena cava thrombosis   OLT + warfarin  
2   F   No/WT   2   2   None   None  
3   F   No/WT   3   14   None   ASA  
4   F   No/WT   4   6   None   None  
5   M   WT   4   15   None   ANAGR  
6   F   No/WT   6   7   Epistaxis, headache   ASA  
7   M   WT   6   7   None   ANAGR  
8   M   V617F   6   7   Headache   ASA  
9   F   Yes/WT   7   8   None   ASA + ANAGR  
10   F   No/WT   7   11   Headache   ANAGR  
11   F   No/WT   8   9   None   ANAGR  
12   F   No/WT   8   20   Headache   IFN/ASA  
13   F   No/WT   8   31   None   ASA  
14   M   V617F   9   15   None   ANAGR  
15   F   No/WT   11   15   Headache   ANAGR  
16   F   No/WT   12   12   None   ASA  
17   M   WT   12   24   Headache   ASA  
18   F   Yes/WT   13   16   None   None  
19   F   No/WT   13   18   Headache   ASA  
20
 
F
 
Yes/V617F
 
14
 
15
 
None
 
ANAGR
 

Patient no.

Sex

Clonal/JAK2

Age at diagnosis, y

Age at analysis, y

Signs and symptoms

Treatment
1   F   Yes/V617F   0, 8   9   Budd-Chiari syndrome and inferior vena cava thrombosis   OLT + warfarin  
2   F   No/WT   2   2   None   None  
3   F   No/WT   3   14   None   ASA  
4   F   No/WT   4   6   None   None  
5   M   WT   4   15   None   ANAGR  
6   F   No/WT   6   7   Epistaxis, headache   ASA  
7   M   WT   6   7   None   ANAGR  
8   M   V617F   6   7   Headache   ASA  
9   F   Yes/WT   7   8   None   ASA + ANAGR  
10   F   No/WT   7   11   Headache   ANAGR  
11   F   No/WT   8   9   None   ANAGR  
12   F   No/WT   8   20   Headache   IFN/ASA  
13   F   No/WT   8   31   None   ASA  
14   M   V617F   9   15   None   ANAGR  
15   F   No/WT   11   15   Headache   ANAGR  
16   F   No/WT   12   12   None   ASA  
17   M   WT   12   24   Headache   ASA  
18   F   Yes/WT   13   16   None   None  
19   F   No/WT   13   18   Headache   ASA  
20
 
F
 
Yes/V617F
 
14
 
15
 
None
 
ANAGR
 

The children were followed in 7 different pediatric units. The median clinical follow up was 7.5 years (range, 18 months to 24 years). The age of patients at diagnosis and at the moment of the analyses is reported. Treatments were chosen by the referring physicians, upon local criteria. Patient no. 1 underwent orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT) at 7 years of age for Budd-Chiari syndrome presented at diagnosis. Patient no. 12 was initially treated with interferon alpha (IFN) with partially transitory response and then shifted to low-dose aspirin (ASA). Patients nos. 16 and 20 were treated with anagrelide (ANAGR) for only 6 months each. No relation between age and molecular findings is recognizable

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