Pediatric Nasal Lobular Capillary Hemangioma

Table 1

Pediatric lobular capillary hemangioma in the literature.

Study	Age (yrs)	Gender	Location in NC	Radiologic study	Histopathologic findings
Case 1	16	F	R middle turbinate	CT without contrast: mass in R NC.	Granulation tissue acutely inflamed. Dense meshwork of capillaries. LCH.
Case 2	12	F	L middle meatus	CT with contrast: mass in L NC	Proliferating small vessels in myxoid stroma; lobular architecture in some foci. Benign capillary hemangioma.
Burlucchi et al., 2010 [14]	5 mo	M	L inferior septum	MRI, T2 precontrast: heterogeneously hyperintense MRI, T1 postcontrast: marked though incomplete enhancement.	LCH
Benoit et al., 2010 [15]	5	M	R septum	Not specified	LCH
Puxeddu et al., 2006 [6]	*	*	*	CT	LCH
Katori and Tsukuda, 2005 [16]	11	M	R lateral wall	CT: confirmed mass MRI, T1: mass isointense to muscle MRI, T2: hyperintense mass with small flow voids.	Keratinized squamous mucosa and lobules of capillaries in fibrous stroma. LCH.
Özcan et al., 2004 [13]	6	F	R floor	CT: soft tissue mass; no bony extension.	Lobules of dilated and congested capillaries with heavy inflammatory cell infiltration. LCH.
Karagama et al., 2002 [17]	8	M	L floor	None	Keratinized squamous mucosa and lobules of capillaries in fibrous stroma. LCH.
Kapella et al., 2001 [18]	7	F	L vestibule	CT	LCH
Simo et al., 1998 [11]	7	M	R lateral wall	Imaging obtained.	LCH
Stacey et al., 1980 [19]	10	F	Septum	None	LCH

*: Not reported.