Table 2

Differences in the clinical features of nasal and extranasal NK/T-cell lymphoma

Clinical featuresNasalExtranasalP (nasal vs extranasal)Aggressive/unclassifiable
Number of cases 92 35  
Median age, y (range) 52 (21-89) 45 (19-86) .67 32 (21-71) 
Male, % 64 66 1.0 78 
Stage III/IV, % 27 68 < .001 57 
B symptoms, % 39 54 .161 78 
Nonambulatory, % 37 < .001 56 
Mass > 5 cm, % 12 68 .026 22 
Extranodal sites > 2, % 16 55 < .001 47 
Bone marrow +, % 10 14 .53 89 
Hb < 11 g/dL, % 25 42 .11 63 
Platelets < 150 × 109/L, % 12 25 .09 70 
CRP > normal, % 51 38 .31 37 
LDH > normal, % 45 60 .009 57 
Hemophagocytosis, % 1.0 11 
Clinical featuresNasalExtranasalP (nasal vs extranasal)Aggressive/unclassifiable
Number of cases 92 35  
Median age, y (range) 52 (21-89) 45 (19-86) .67 32 (21-71) 
Male, % 64 66 1.0 78 
Stage III/IV, % 27 68 < .001 57 
B symptoms, % 39 54 .161 78 
Nonambulatory, % 37 < .001 56 
Mass > 5 cm, % 12 68 .026 22 
Extranodal sites > 2, % 16 55 < .001 47 
Bone marrow +, % 10 14 .53 89 
Hb < 11 g/dL, % 25 42 .11 63 
Platelets < 150 × 109/L, % 12 25 .09 70 
CRP > normal, % 51 38 .31 37 
LDH > normal, % 45 60 .009 57 
Hemophagocytosis, % 1.0 11 

Hb indicates hemoglobin; LDH, lactate dehydrogenase; and CRP, C-reactive protein.

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