Table 4

Primary diseases in t-AML patients

Primary diseaseNo. of patients%
Solid cancers 142 71 
Cancers of females   
    Breast 74 52 
    Cervix 
    Uterus 
    Ovary 
Cancers affecting men   
    Prostate 
    Testis 
Cerebral cancers   
    Glioma 
Head and neck cancers   
    Thyroid 12 
    Larynx 
    Hypopharynx 
    Vocal cord 
Thoracic cancers   
    Lung 
    Mediastinal 
Abdominal cancers   
    Gastrointestinal 10 
    Kidney 
    Bladder 
Skin cancers   
    Melanoma 
    Others 
Bone cancers   
    Ewing sarcoma 
Soft-tissue tumors   
    Histiocytoma 
Hematologic malignancies 55 27.5 
    NHL 25 46 
    Hodgkin lymphoma 20 36 
    MDS* 11 
    ALL 
    AML 1.5 
    MPN 1.5 
Autoimmune diseases 1.5 
    Multiple sclerosis 67 
    Rheumatologic 33 
Primary diseaseNo. of patients%
Solid cancers 142 71 
Cancers of females   
    Breast 74 52 
    Cervix 
    Uterus 
    Ovary 
Cancers affecting men   
    Prostate 
    Testis 
Cerebral cancers   
    Glioma 
Head and neck cancers   
    Thyroid 12 
    Larynx 
    Hypopharynx 
    Vocal cord 
Thoracic cancers   
    Lung 
    Mediastinal 
Abdominal cancers   
    Gastrointestinal 10 
    Kidney 
    Bladder 
Skin cancers   
    Melanoma 
    Others 
Bone cancers   
    Ewing sarcoma 
Soft-tissue tumors   
    Histiocytoma 
Hematologic malignancies 55 27.5 
    NHL 25 46 
    Hodgkin lymphoma 20 36 
    MDS* 11 
    ALL 
    AML 1.5 
    MPN 1.5 
Autoimmune diseases 1.5 
    Multiple sclerosis 67 
    Rheumatologic 33 

ALL indicates acute lymphoblastic leukemia; AML, acute myeloid leukemia; MDS, myelodysplastic syndrome; MPN, myeloproliferative neoplasm; and NHL, non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

*

MDS treated with decitabine, cyclophosphamid, azacitidine, or chemotherapy (unspecified).

t-AML after 9 years of treatment of de novo AML.

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