Figure 1.

Cancers diagnosis and death for cancer in CVID and in the normative population. Data related to the proportion of the five most frequently diagnosed cancers in male and female CVID patients (dashed bars) are shown in comparison to the normative population (IT, white bars) (A). Proportion of deaths for cancer in male and female CVID patients (dashed bars) are shown in comparison to the normative population (IT, white bars) (B). In CVID, NHL and gastric cancer were the most commonly diagnosed cancers in both sexes, whereas breast cancer and prostate cancer were the most frequently recorded malignancies in Italian normative population. Gastric cancer was the first cause of death for cancer in CVID females and males, followed by NHL; breast and lung cancers were the most common cause of death for cancer in normative population. Data of normative population referred to 2017 AIRTUM report. NHL, non-Hodgkin lymphoma. ^*p < 0.01; ^***p < 0.0001.