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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 15.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Res. 2010 Sep 15;70(18):7187–7198. doi: 10.1158/0008-5472.CAN-10-0276

Table 4.

Relationship between radiation dose and risk of second primary solid tumors by time since the first primary cancer diagnosis

Colon dose, Gy Number of 2nd primary cases RR* 95% CI
Second primary diagnosed 180 days to 5 years after the first primary cancer
<0.005 194 1.00 ref
0.005–0.49 238 1.08 0.89–1.31
0.50–0.99 28 1.12 0.75–1.67
1.00–1.99 30 1.88 1.28–2.76
≥2.00 10 1.44 0.76–2.73

ERR per gray 0.37 0.10–0.71

Second primary diagnosed 5 to 10 years after the first primary cancer
<0.005 62 1.00 ref
0.005–0.49 104 1.40 1.02–1.93
0.50–0.99 11 1.18 0.62–2.25
1.00–1.99 17 3.19 1.85–5.49
≥2.00 13 5.25 2.86–9.65

ERR per gray 1.25 0.64–2.09

Second primary diagnosed >10 years after the first primary cancer
<0.005 145 1.00 ref
0.005–0.49 133 0.73 0.57–0.92
0.50–0.99 16 0.76 0.45–1.29
1.00–1.99 15 1.48 0.84–2.53
≥2.00 15 2.59 1.49–4.41

ERR per gray 0.45 0.13–0.87
*

Relative risks (RR) and excess RR per Gray (ERR/Gy) are adjusted for sex, city, attained age, age at time of bombing, and age at first cancer diagnosis.

p<0.05.