%0 Journal Article
%T Secondary solid cancers in patients of Hodgkin's lymphoma
%A Mustafa Y£¿ld£¿r£¿m
%A Mustafa Y£¿ld£¿z
%A Erdal Kurto£¿lu
%A H¨¹lya Karak£¿l£¿n£¿
%J Medical Journal of Bakirk£¿y
%D 2012
%I Bakirk?y Tip Dergisi
%X Objective: In this article, we will discuss secondary solid cancers identified in patients diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma (HL), with the 1996-2008 data of Antalya Cancer Recording Center which gathers population-based data in accordance with the cancer recording standards of World Health Organization's International Cancer Research Agency. Material and Methods: The study included patients that were histopathologically diagnosed with HL from 1996 to 2008. The patients without histopathological diagnosis were not included in the assessment. Results: The study covered 320 patients, including 188 (58.8%) males and 132 (41.3%) females. Nine out of 320 patients (2.8%) had developed secondary solid tumors. The most commonly identified tumors were seen in nasopharynx (2 cases) and larynx (1 case), followed by lung and breast with 2 cases for each. Conclusion: Although HL can be cured, treatment-related complications prevail. Secondary tumor development, which is one of the complications in such patients, should be carefully monitored.
%K Hodgkin Lymphoma
%K secondary solid cancers
%K side effect
%U http://www.bakirkoytip.org/pdf/286201215103.pdf