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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Nov 23.
Published in final edited form as: Dis Esophagus. 2009 May 15;23(2):128–135. doi: 10.1111/j.1442-2050.2009.00977.x

Table 2.

The most common malignancies diagnosed in different age groups at Tenwek Hospital, 1999–2007*

Relative
Frequency
Rank
Age
≤ 30 31–40 41–50 51–60 61–70 > 70
1 Esophagus
(16.3%)
Esophagus
(32.1%)
Esophagus
(42.1%)
Esophagus
(43.2%)
Esophagus
(38.2%)
Esophagus
(37.8%)
2 Burkitt’s
Lymphoma (7.9%)
Breast (7.9%) Stomach
(10.2%)
Stomach
(14.4%)
Stomach
(20.5%)
Stomach
(20.4%)
3 Connective tissue
(7.6%)
Cervix (6.9%) Cervix (5.5%) Colon and
Rectum (5.7%)
Prostate (4.5%) Prostate
(12.1%)
4 Bone marrow and
Bone (6.2%)
Stomach (6.1%) Breast (4.5%) Cervix (3.2%) Breast (2.8%) Breast (3.1%)
5 Other lymph node
(5.4%)
Uterus (5.4%) Colon and
Rectum (4.0%)
Prostate (3.2%) Colon and
Rectum (2.4%)
Other lymph
node (2.9%)
6 Non-hodgkins
lymphoma (4.8%)
Colon and
Rectum (4.3%)
Connective
tissue (3.7%)
Connective
tissue (2.2%)
Bladder (2.4%) Colon and
Rectum (2.7%)
Total number
of all
malignancies
355 277 401 507 508 481
*

Age available for 2529 individuals