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1 rence of the same neoplasm or an independent second neoplasm.
2 patients (9.1%) had findings suggestive of a second neoplasm.
3 dently associated with increased risk of all second neoplasms.
4  Hodgkin's disease are at increased risk for second neoplasms.
5 ies to determine the nature of the suspected second neoplasms.
6     The estimated actuarial incidence of any second neoplasm 15 years after the diagnosis of Hodgkin'
7  deaths during remission, 4 relapses, and 44 second neoplasms (41 of them radiation-related); most of
8 iation is associated with the development of second neoplasms, a slight excess in mortality, and an i
9  were observed to determine the incidence of second neoplasms and associated risk factors.
10                        Excess mortality from second neoplasms and cardiovascular disease vary by sex
11 gkin's disease to determine the incidence of second neoplasms and the risk factors associated with th
12     Survival rates, the cumulative risk of a second neoplasm, and selected indicators of socioeconomi
13                In this cohort, there were 88 second neoplasms as compared with 4.4 expected in the ge
14                Thirty-nine of 55 had a known second neoplasm diagnosed before the PET/CT.
15 pact of contemporary risk-based therapies on second neoplasms in ALL survivors.
16               Sixty-three patients developed second neoplasms, including solid, nonhematopoietic tumo
17                                      Risk of second neoplasms increased with radiation dose (1800 cGy
18         Twenty-seven patients (8%) developed second neoplasms (only 1 hematopoietic) with an observed
19  the mesenchymal component that represents a second neoplasm or (benign) reactive process.
20 k-based therapy showed that the incidence of second neoplasms remains low after diagnosis of childhoo
21                  Recurrent ALL (n = 483) and second neoplasms (SNs; n = 89) were the major causes of
22                                              Second neoplasms, spinal disorders, and pulmonary diseas
23              The cumulative incidence of any second neoplasm was 1.18% at 10 years (95% confidence in
24                                The risk of a second neoplasm was significantly higher in the 597 pati
25 arial survival at 10 years from diagnosis of second neoplasms was 39%.
26                       The expected number of second neoplasms was based on the National Cancer Instit
27      Maximum SUV (SUV(max)) of the suspected second neoplasms was determined.
28  (41 of them radiation-related); most of the second neoplasms were benign or of a low grade of malign