Table 1.
Characteristic | Survivors (n = 954), No. (%) | Siblings (n = 3899), No. (%) | P* |
Sex | |||
Male | 455 (48) | 1875 (48) | .83 |
Female | 499 (52) | 2024 (52) | |
Vital status at baseline questionnaire | |||
Alive | 919 (96) | ||
Dead | 35 (4) | ||
Age at interview at baseline, y | |||
<10 | 33 (3) | 76 (2) | <.001 |
10–19 | 616 (65) | 1010 (26) | |
20–29 | 280 (29) | 1381 (35) | |
30–39 | 23 (2) | 1116 (29) | |
40–49 | 2 (0) | 316 (8) | |
Age at interview at latest follow-up, y | |||
<10 | 10 (1) | 12 (<1) | <.001 |
10–19 | 263 (28) | 379 (10) | |
20–29 | 519 (54) | 1353 (35) | |
30–39 | 155 (16) | 1332 (34) | |
40–49 | 7 (1) | 823 (21) | |
Age at diagnosis, y | |||
<1 | 525 (55) | NA | |
1–4 | 340 (36) | NA | |
5–9 | 66 (7) | NA | |
10–14 | 15 (2) | NA | |
15–21 | 8 (1) | NA | |
Year of diagnosis | |||
1970–1975 | 228 (24) | NA | |
1976–1980 | 291 (31) | NA | |
1981–1986 | 435 (46) | NA | |
Survival time at baseline, y | |||
5–9 | 103 (11) | NA | |
10–14 | 344 (36) | NA | |
15–19 | 283 (30) | NA | |
20–24 | 187 (20) | NA | |
>25 | 37 (4) | NA | |
Survival time at latest follow-up, y | |||
5–9 | 32 (3) | NA | |
10–14 | 62 (6) | NA | |
15–19 | 272 (29) | NA | |
20–24 | 298 (31) | NA | |
>25 | 290 (30) | NA | |
Treatment group† | |||
Surgery only | 200 (24) | NA | |
Surgery + chemotherapy | 216 (26) | NA | |
Surgery + radiotherapy | 132 (16) | NA | |
Surgery + chemotherapy + radiotherapy | 268 (32) | NA | |
Other‡ | 16 (2) | NA |
Survivors and siblings were compared using χ2 tests with bootstrap to account for potential within-family correlations. All statistical tests were two-sided.
Based on the 832 patients with medical records abstracted. Of these patients, 20 had bone marrow transplantation in addition to treatment described, including 16 who received total body irradiation.
Among 16 patients who did not have surgery, four had chemotherapy only, three had radiotherapy only, six had both chemotherapy and radiotherapy, and three had no treatment.