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. 2008 Oct 29;113(5):1175–1183. doi: 10.1182/blood-2008-05-158782

Table 5.

Risk factors for second solid cancers, according to age at transplantation and type of solid cancer, among survivors for 1 or more years after HCT

Variable All solid cancers
Non-SCCs
SCCs
No. cases RR 95% CI No. cases RR 95% CI No. cases RR 95% CI
Age < 30 y at HCT n = 98 n = 67 n = 31
    No radiation 14 3 11
    TBI 78 3.34 1.51-7.93 62 8.87 2.51-45.25 16 1.12 0.33-3.83
    LFI, no TBI 6 3.63 1.11-11.42 2 10.40 1.27-85.02 4 1.80 0.43-6.97
    Chronic GVHD* 28 1.39 0.87-2.16 8 0.46 0.20-0.93 20 6.34 3.04-13.92
Age ≥ 30 y at HCT n = 67 n = 43 n = 24
    No radiation 17 10 7
    TBI 47 1.09 0.58-2.15 31 1.08 0.49-2.60 16 1.08 0.40-3.40
    LFI, no TBI 3 3.11 0.53-16.06 2 2.58 0.31-15.74 1 7.21 0.15-164
    Chronic GVHD* 28 1.72 1.02-2.86 13 1.01 0.49-1.97 15 4.07 1.75-9.96

Multivariate Poisson regression models were based 165 solid cancers including 18 invasive SCCs of the skin and 13 nonskin carcinomas in situ; analyses were stratified by registry (FHCRC, CIBMTR), age (< 10, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, ≥ 50 y), latency (1 to < 5, 5 to < 10, 10 to < 15, ≥ 15 y after HCT), and primary disease (ALL, ANLL, CML, SAA, other). Analyses excluded patients with unknown radiation or unknown radiation dose.

*

Chronic GVHD was moderate or severe grade in CIBMTR patients, or clinically extensive in FHCRC patients.

P < .05.