Table 1. Literature Review

Case Report

Sex

Age at Presentation

Described Morphology

Distribution

Duration

Outcome

Kapur et al(2)

7F, 4M

10 at birth, 1 at 1 mo

7 had solitary lesions. 4 had multiple lesions

T, E, P

 Unknown

 

Brazzola et al(3)

M

Birth

5 mm red-brown papulonodular lesions, some with crusts

H, T, E

3 mo

Anetoderma-like lesions, multiple milia

Ersoy-Evans et al(4)

2M Monozygotic twins

Birth

Hemorrhagic bullae at birth. Progression into crusted papules the following day

E/ T

2 mo

 

Hashimoto et al(6)

F

Birth

Yellowish-brown papules, some with central ulceration and crusting

H, G, E

1 mo

 

Ganga-Zandzou et al(7)

M

Birth

Bullous skin lesions that became ulcerated after 10 days

H, E, T

4 mo

Hyperpigmentation

Inuzuka et al(8)

M

Birth

2-6 mm hemorrhagic vesicles or bullae with the appearance of vascular proliferation that became crusted and flat-topped

H, T, E, G

4 mo

 

Butler et al(9)

M

Birth

Dry, scaly patch on the left foot,  0.2–0.5 cm orange-brown papules

T, E

3 mo

 

Shaffer et al(10)

F

Birth

2-5 mm non-blanching macules, "blueberry muffin baby"

T, E, P

3 mo

6 mo after resolution lytic bone lesions seen, with progressive improvement

Sankilampi et al(11)

M

Birth

1-10 mm brownish-red or purplish papulo-nodular, macular, some were firm and violacious-reddish. "blueberry muffin baby". Formed crusted  papules during involution

H, T, E, P

8 mo

Atrophic scars

Divaris et al(12)

M/M

Birth

2-5 mm purpleish-brown macular papular lesions resembling "blue berry muffin baby", some with crusting/ solitary 1 cm ulcerated brown nodule with central crust

H, T, E

6 w/ 11 days

Hyperpigmentation

Edwards et al(13)

M

2 mo

multiple 1- to 5-mm flesh-colored and erythematous papules, some with central umbilication and crust

H, T, G

5 mo

 

Bernstein et al(14)

M

Birth

1 cm solitary, firm, centrally crusted nodule

E

3 mo

Atrophic, hypopigmented scar

Weiss et al(15)

F

Birth

Small papule that progressed to a 5 mm yellow-red, solid nodule with superficial telangiectases by 7 mo

H

Excised

 

Masouyé et al(16)

F

2 mo

3 mm brownish, firm nodule  that grew to 9 mm in one mo

E

Excised

 

Esterly et al(17)

M/M/F

Birth

2x7 mm solitary brown nodular plaque/ Vesicopustular, crusted, erythematous umbilicated, progressing to papular/ Erythematous, umbilicated papules and ulcerated lesion in axilla

T/ H, T/ T, G

Excised /2 mo/ 1.5 years

F: Diabetes insipidus at 4 years old

Chun et al(18)

F

Birth

Solitary hemorrhagic, crusted papule

H

3 mo

Scaring

Hashimoto et al(19)

3M

3.5 mo/ birth/ birth

0.2 X0.5 cm yellow papular eruption, the diaper area some with central umbilication/ yellow papules, nodules/solitary, ulcerated, dark red-brown nodule

G/ E, G / G

14 mo/ ?/ excised

 

Kirkland et al(20)

M

Birth

1 cm solitary reddish-brown ulcerated nodule

E

Excision

 

Shy et al(21)

M

Birth

1 cm solitary isolated skin lesion

T

1 mo

Hypopigmented scar

Ofuji et al(22)

M

Birth

Solitary pea sized elevated, darkish-red nodule that ulcerated and developed a thick black crust

E

36 days

 

Larralde et al(23, 45)

8F, 4M

Birth

Numerous brownish-red papules, papulovesicles, crusts, and nodules. One patient had ulcerated lesions

H, E, P, U

1-3 mo

Ulcerated lesions left hypochromic macules. One patient had relapse at 8 mo with systemic involvement and died at 11 mo

Morgan et al(24)

M

Birth

Diffuse, erythematous, crusted erosions, some intact vesicles

H, T, E, P

3 mo

 

Belhadjali et al(25)

M/F

1 mo/ 20 days

5-15 mm yellowish papules, some with ulcerations and scabs/ 5-20 mm brownish-red papulonodules with a smooth surface

T, E, P/ H, T

Few w/ 4 mo

Skin recurrence at 8 mo old, but resolved in a few weeks with hyperpigmented scars

Timpatanapong et al(26)

M

Birth

Brownish red to bluish red, firm, papulonodular. Large, 8 cm red, apple-like tumor mass on P that showed surface necrosis after 1 w

H, E, P

3 mo

Hyperpigmented scar

Kapila et al(27)

F

Birth

Small, purpuric. indurated, red to purple papules and nodules. Groin lesion, 1.0X 0.5 cm, deeply ulcerated raised, beefy border

H, T, E, P, G

3 mo

 

Bonifazi et al(28)

M

Birth

Papulonodular lesions, some formed a hemorrhagic crust

H, P,G

40 days

 

Kodet et al(29)

M

Birth

5-10 mm pink to violaceous nodules

H, T, E, P

2 mo

 

Kim et al(30)

F

Birth

2-4 mm round to ovid vessicles with erythematous bases most superficially eroded or hemorrhagic crusted

H, T, E, P

2 w

 

Pujol et al(31)

M

Birth

Pinhead to 2-5 mm reddish pink papules rangig, some were thinly crusted. Scalp was covered with thick, yellow crusts. 8  mm yellowish papule on left leg

H, T, E, G

6 mo

Solitary, 2 cm  ulcer presented on gums at 6 mo and resolved within 2 mo

Hatakeyama et al(32)

M

2 mo

Macules, papules, petechiae, crust

H, T, G

9 mo

Relapse with isolated thymic LCH 2 mo after skin lesion regression

Lau et al(33)

12 cases

3.45 mo average

Macules, papules, plaques, scales, vesicles, pustules, crusts, and petechiae

H, T, G

 

Systemic relapse of 4 patients between 5 w and 5 mo. 2 died form relapse complications

Herman et al(34)

F

Birth

2-4 mm vessicles, superficial erosions, and hemorrhagic crusts, with occasional firm reddish-brown papules

H, T, E, U

2 mo

 

Longaker et al(35)

F/M/M/M

Birth

2-3 mm erythematous papulovesicles followed by crusting and flat-topped, yellow-brown papules/ crusted papulovesicular eruption, 3mm erosion on palate, three firm nodules with central crusting on the scalp/ vesicopustules, crusted lesions/ 2-6 mm red-blue papulovesicles and  6 mm exophytic indurated papule with overlying scaly crust on leg

D, U

4 mo/ 4 mo/ 3w/ 6 w

M1: 5 cm LCH mass in the temporal bone and musculature at 6 mo resolved with chemotherapy. M2: recurrent LCH with hypopigmented, atrophic macules at 3 mo, spontaneously resolved by 11 mo M3: Milia

Jang et al(38)

1F, 3M

7 mo/ Birth/ 1 mo/ 2 mo

Multiple, discrete, erythematous papules

H, T, E/ H, T, E/  D /H, F

4 mo /1 mo /2 mo /4 mo

 

Ricart et al(40)

F

Birth

5 to 15 mm Red-brownish papules, some had a greyish base, and others had a scaly crust

H, T, E

2 mo

 

Battistella et al(41)

10M, 11F

Mean onset of 12 days

Hypopigmented macules, isolated keratotic palmoplantar lesions, necrotic lesions, intertrigo, papules, ulcers and crusts, 4 with solitary lesions

H, T, E, P, S, G, D

Mean duration of 3.6 mo

No relapse after a mean follow-up of 30 mo, hypopigmented atrophic lesions in 6 patients, hyperpigmented macules in 1 patient, and milia in 3 patients

Hoeger et al(46)

M

Birth

Varicelliform rash at birth. Recurrence with  papulonodular and papulovesicular pruritic nodular papules, accompanied by painful erosions and fissures at 8 mo

D

 

Skin lesion recurrence at 8 mo treated successfully with combined chemotherapy. Diabetes insipidus at 2 years. Death at 28 mo

Whitehead et al(47)

F

Birth

0.5-1 cm papular, hemorrhagic, encrusted lesions.  Recurrent lesions smaller and not hemorrhagic

D, E Recurrence on H

6 w

Skin recurrence at 6 mo with complete resolution at 9 mo

Higgins et al(48)

F

Birth

Widespread blistering followed by crusted papules and erosions 2 days later

H, T, E

6 w

Milia and anetoderma

Kanitakis et al(49)

F

Birth

1-8 mm firm, red-violaceous, indolent nodular lesions, some with central whitish depression

H, T, E

3 mo

Hyperpigmentation

Huang et al(50)

F

Birth

Mimicking diffuse neonatal hemangiomatosis: multiple hemangioma-like lesions, 0.5 to 4 cm, light brown, red or dull red papules, nodules tumors and hemorrhagic crusted plaques

H, T, E

3 mo

Hyperpigmentation and scars

Schaumburg-Lever et al(51)

F

Birth

Up to 1 cm, brownish nodules, several lesions had a greyish base

H, T

8 mo

Hyperpigmentation that resolved

Walia et al(52)

M

Birth

4-10 mm brownish-red shiny papulonodules, with some vesicles. Nodule on leg was 2 cm.

H, T, E

6 mo

Hypopigmented scars

Pavlović et al(53)

F

Birth

Erythematous and crusted papules, nodules, pseudovesicles

D

6 w

Atrophic scars

Hashimoto et al(54)

M

Birth

1-2 mm pale, discrete, confluent, or lichenified non-puritic papules, some were umbilicated

H, T, E

7 mo

Hypopigmented, atrophic scars

Ornvold et al(55)

M

Birth

2-10 mm firm bluish nodules, petichea, some forming crusts

H, T, E

a few w

Scarring

Thong et al(56)

F

Birth

Thumb-sized, irregularly shaped, erythematous scaling atrophic and erosive patches, No vesicle or nodule

H, T, E

several mo

 

Rabkin et al(57)

F

Birth

Red nodules

D

1 mo

 

Marsh et al(58)

F

Birth

1-7 mm papular, circular to oval crusting lesions on an erythematous base, some were ulcerated and some were vesicular

H, T, E

 

 

Alexis et al(59)

M

Birth

Reddish-brown to violacious small papules to a 1 cm nodule

H, T, E

1 mo

 

Zunino-Goutorbe et al(60)

2M

Birth

5 mm and 10mm solitary nodular, erythematous, or ulcerated, erythematous, crusted nodule

H/H

1 mo /3 mo

 

Avram et al(61)

F

Birth

3 to 7 mm erosions and papules with a hard serosanguineous crust, some with surrounding pink erythema

H, T, E

1 mo

 

Hashimoto et al(62)

M

17 days

Pea-sized, dark brownish-blue nodules, progressed to penny-sized, reddish-blue, movable nodules in 6 days

H, T, E

3 w

 

Hashimoto et al(63)

F

Birth

2-4 mm elevated, firm, reddish-brown nodules, that formed crusts

H, T

3.5 mo

 

Slott Jensen et al(64)

2M

Birth

Reddish-bluish nodules, 6x7 mm yellowish-brown papule, 8 mm red-brown slightly elevated tumor 6 mm reddish brown vesicular and superficially ulcerated lesion

H, T, E

1 yr, 2 mo

Hyperpigmentation that resolved

Murata et al(65)

F

4 Months

Solitary reddish-yellow nodule, non- ulcerated, rubber-like consistency with central pallor and peripheral telangiectasia

H

2 mo

 

Ballin et al(66)

M

Birth

Multiple erythematous scaly papules

H, T, E

Unknown

 

Orle et al(67)

F

Birth

papulonodular reddish-brown erythematous lesions and crusts of different sizes

H, T, E

5 weeks

 

Dorjsuren et al(68)

F

Birth

7 mm Solitary  domeshaped, skin colored papule with crust

P

2 mo

 

 

Table 1: CSHRH cases in the English literature that occurred in the first year of life.  Cases presented with involvement of the head (H), trunk (T), extremities (E), palms or soles (P), groin (G), mucosal surfaces (U), and diffusely distributed or as an unspecified distribution (D), and as solitary lesions. The male (M) to female (F) ratio was approximately equal.  The majority of cases presented at birth and resolved within 1-3 months (mo), but some cases lasted only a few weeks (w) or days.