Research Article
IL-31 and IL-8 in Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma: Looking for Their Role in Itch
Table 3
IL-31 and IL-8 serum levels in patients with CTCL and healthy controls.
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Results are presented as mean ± standard deviation and as median and (range) values. Values were rounded to one decimal point. C, controls; CTCL, cutaneous T-cell lymphomas; sIL-8, interleukin-8 serum levels; sIL-31, interleukin-31 serum levels, MF, Mycosis Fungoides; NA, not applicable; PB, peripheral blood; SC, Sézary cells; SS, Sézary syndrome; VAS, visual analogue scale. values obtained when the mentioned CTCL groups were compared to each other, including outliers: MF vs. SS, CTCL with ≤5% SC vs. CTCL with >5% SC (expressed as % of PB lymphocytes); CTCL with SC < 1000/μL vs. CTCL with SC ≥ 1000/μL in the PB; CTCL stages I + II vs. CTCL stages III + IV; CTCL without itch (VAS 0) vs. CTCL with itch (VAS 1–10); CTCL with mild/moderate itch (VAS 1–5) vs. CTCL with intense/severe itch (VAS 6–10). |