Table 4.

Risk of a secondary neoplasm associated with radiation therapy

Number of patients (%) Number of SNCumulative incidence after 15 y (95% CI)
CRT (frontline therapy)   P = .044  
 None 1388 (27.7)  1.0% (0%-2.1%)  
 ≥ 12 Gy 3618 (72.3)  39  3.3% (1.1%-5.6%)  
  12 Gy 2015 11 1.6% (0-3.4%)  
  ≥ 18 Gy 1603 28 3.3% (0.9-5.6%)  
CRT (+ relapse therapy)   P = .048  
 None 1140 (22.8)  7  1.2% (0.2-2.3%)  
 ≥ 12 Gy 3866 (77.2)  45  3.5% (1.5%-5.5%)  
  12 Gy 1779 11  1.7% (0.1-3.4%)  
  ≥ 18 Gy  2087 34 3.2% (1.1-5.3%) 
Number of patients (%) Number of SNCumulative incidence after 15 y (95% CI)
CRT (frontline therapy)   P = .044  
 None 1388 (27.7)  1.0% (0%-2.1%)  
 ≥ 12 Gy 3618 (72.3)  39  3.3% (1.1%-5.6%)  
  12 Gy 2015 11 1.6% (0-3.4%)  
  ≥ 18 Gy 1603 28 3.3% (0.9-5.6%)  
CRT (+ relapse therapy)   P = .048  
 None 1140 (22.8)  7  1.2% (0.2-2.3%)  
 ≥ 12 Gy 3866 (77.2)  45  3.5% (1.5%-5.5%)  
  12 Gy 1779 11  1.7% (0.1-3.4%)  
  ≥ 18 Gy  2087 34 3.2% (1.1-5.3%) 

SN = secondary neoplasm; CRT = cranial radiation therapy.

Frontline therapy: only patients with SN as first event.

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