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. 2020 Jun 10;9(6):e17724. doi: 10.2196/17724

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of survivors eligible for participation in the cohort study (n=544), as of January 1, 2018.

Demographic and clinical characteristics n (%)
Male sex 297 (55)
Age at the time of the study (years)a 32.5 (25.4-38.5, 18.3-56.0)
Age category at the time of the study (years)

<20 30 (6)

20-29 197 (36)

30-39 207 (38)

>39 110 (20)
Age at diagnosis (years)a 6.7 (3.1-12.5, 0.1-17.5)
Age category at diagnosis (years)

<5 207 (38)

5-9 134 (25)

10-14 149 (27)

15-19 54 (10)
Time since diagnosis (years)a 25.0 (17.9-32.0, 6.2-42.0)
Time since diagnosis (years)

5-10 31 (6)

11-20 130 (24)

21-30 220 (40)

31-40 147 (27)

>40 16 (3)
ICCC-3b cancer diagnoses

I Leukemia 218 (40)

II Lymphoma 118 (22)

III CNSc 35 (6)

IV Neuroblastoma 17 (3)

V Retinoblastoma 11 (2)

VI Renal tumor 38 (7)

VII Hepatic tumor 6 (1)

VIII Bone tumor 40 (7)

IX Soft tissue sarcoma 33 (6)

X Germ cell tumor 8 (2)

XI&XII Other rare tumorsd 20 (4)
Era of treatment

1976-1985 136 (25)

1986-1995 199 (36)

1996-2005 156 (29)

2006-2012 53 (10)
Risk group

High-riske 300 (55)

Standard-riskf 244 (45)
Any radiation therapy 213 (39)
Any surgery 329 (61)
Any chemotherapy 531 (98)
Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation 28 (5)

amedian (IQR, range).

bICCC-3, International Classification of Childhood Cancer third edition.

cCNS, central nervous system.

dincluding Langerhans cell histiocytosis, other malignant epithelial neoplasms, malignant melanomas, and other or unspecified malignant neoplasms.

eanthracyclines and/or cardiac radiation.

fany chemotherapy other than anthracyclines.