Table 3.
Host and Treatment Factors Increasing Risk of Selected Subsequent Neoplasms After Childhood Cancer
Subsequent Cancer | Host Factor | Treatment Factor |
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Any subsequent malignancy histology41 | Female sex, young age at diagnosis; primary diagnosis Hodgkin's disease or soft tissue sarcoma | Alkylating agents; epipodophyllotoxins; anthracyclines |
Breast39 | Female sex; primary diagnosis of bone tumor or soft tissue sarcoma | Chest radiation |
Thyroid8,45 | Younger age at diagnosis | Thyroid radiation (20 to 40 Gy) |
CNS42 | Young age at initial therapy (glioma); ≥ age 5 at initial therapy (meningioma) | CNS radiation |
Sarcoma38 | Primary diagnosis of soft tissue sarcoma; history of other subsequent neoplasm; family history of cancer | Radiation therapy; higher anthracycline dose (> 100 mg/m2); higher alkylating agent dose (alkylators score ≥ 2) |
Nonmelanoma skin cancer43 | White race; older attained age; primary diagnosis of HD; family history of skin cancer | Radiation therapy |