Table 1

- Patient demographics and clinical disease characteristics (N=73).

Characteristicn%
Gender
Male3142.5
Female4257.5
Male-to-female ratio (1:1.3)
Age at diagnosis:44±15.474
Less than 1845.5
From 18 to 301317.8
From 31 to 502534.2
From 51 to 703041.1
71 years and above11.4
Initial misdiagnosis
None4359
Atopic dermatitis1520.5
Psoriasis34.1
Parapsoriasis34.1
Pityriasis Lichenoides56.8
Other*45.5
Time from cutaneous manifestations to MF diagnosis (months)3.1±1.3
Clinical phase
Patch5271.2
Plaque3142.5
Tumors11.4
Clinical variant
Classic4460.3
Hypopigmented1520.5
Poikilodermatous79.6
Erythrodermic68.2
Hyperpigmented11.4
Anatomic site
Generalized1723.3
Head and neck45.5
Trunk4054.8
Buttocks1013.7
Upper extremities3953.4
Lower extremities4460.3
Hands and feet56.8
Body surface area (%)20.95±25.38
Early stage MF
IA3446.6
IB2331.5
IIA34.1
Advanced stage MF
IIB11.4
III912.3
IVA00.0
IVB34.1
Other clinical findings
Pruritus3953.4
Alopecia34.1
Papules45.5
Erosions68.2
Superinfections11.4
Other§22.7
None3243.8

MF: mycosis fungoides *One lichen planus, one post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, one lichen simplex chronicus, and one discoid Eczema. §Two had B symptoms, and one of them had peeling of the skin as well.