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. 2018 Oct;9(5):853–857. doi: 10.21037/jgo.2018.06.07

Table 2. Distribution of SCCA patients with and without multiple malignancies.

Characteristics Number
Total number of patients 46
Patients with prior IPM 9a (19.6%)
   Total prior malignancies 14
      Breast 4
      Colorectal 3
      Endometrial 2
      Vulvar 1
      Hepatocellular 1
      Chronic lymphocytic leukemia 1
      Multiple myeloma 1
      Pancreatic 1
Patients with SCCA only 28 (60.9%)
Patients with SPM after index SCCA 9b (19.6%)
   Total subsequent malignancies 12
      Lung 8
          Non-small cell 6
          Small cell 2
      Breast 2
      Pancreatohepatobiliary 1
      Thyroid papillary 1

a, one patient had 4 cancers prior to their SCCA diagnosis [colon (IPM), uterine, rectal, chronic lymphocytic leukemia]. Two patients with a prior IPM had a third cancer, within three months of SCCA diagnosis [patient 1: endometrial (IPM) and multiple myeloma; patient 2: vulvar (IPM) and pancreatic]; b, two patients had two metachronous SPMs (patient 3: 2 breast primaries; patient 4: 2 NSCLC primaries). One patient had one synchronous and one metachronous SPM (patient 5: synchronous NSCLC and metachronous small cell lung cancer). One patient had one synchronous SPM (NSCLC). IPM, index primary malignancy; SCCA, squamous cell carcinoma of the anus; SPM, second primary malignancy.