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  [241] Multiple myeloma in south Cumbria: prediction fulfilled
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  myeloma    Includes copyrighted material. Any use of this material, including reproduction or distribution, must comply with applicable copyright law, as well as with the “North Texas Myeloma Support Group’s” contractual obligations. Reproduction or reuse in excess of “fair use” may result in liability for copyright infringement. Copyright © 2004 "North Texas Myeloma Support Group" (Dallas, TX). All rights reserved, with the exceptions that the International Myeloma Foundation (IMF), Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF), other Myeloma Support Groups, and Myeloma patients may use without prior written permission.   You may wish to print out a copy of these directions for use to make them easier to read and to refresh your memory during future use.   General Instructions :   1. Microsoft "Excel" Software is required for use. Some basic knowledge of Microsoft "Excel" Software is assumed. ...

  [242] Hypothesis HHV-8 in multiple myeloma: is this the first paracrine ...
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  myeloma    Includes copyrighted material. Any use of this material, including reproduction or distribution, must comply with applicable copyright law, as well as with the “North Texas Myeloma Support Group’s” contractual obligations. Reproduction or reuse in excess of “fair use” may result in liability for copyright infringement. Copyright © 2004 "North Texas Myeloma Support Group" (Dallas, TX). All rights reserved, with the exceptions that the International Myeloma Foundation (IMF), Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF), other Myeloma Support Groups, and Myeloma patients may use without prior written permission.   You may wish to print out a copy of these directions for use to make them easier to read and to refresh your memory during future use.   General Instructions :   1. Microsoft "Excel" Software is required for use. Some basic knowledge of Microsoft "Excel" Software is assumed. ...

  [243] Duplication "Hinge" Region of Myeloma
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [244] Idiotypic Antigenic Determinants of Murine Myeloma MOPC-315
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [245] Units of transcription for cytoplasmic RNA in mouse myeloma cells
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [246] Proteasome inhibitors disrupt the unfolded protein response in ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [247] Crystals Phosphorylcholine-Binding Fab-Fragments Myeloma
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [248] Investigation of antitumor effects of synthetic epothilone analogs ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [249] Acid of the Light Chain froth Mouse Myeloma Anti-Hapten Activity ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [250] Illegitimate WNT signaling promotes proliferation of multiple ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [251] Amino-Acid Myeloma
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [252] Affinity Labeling of the Heavy and Light Chains of a Myeloma ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [253] Dendritic cells purified from myeloma are primed with tumor ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [254] Multiple myeloma disrupts the TRANCE osteoprotegerin cytokine axis ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [255] Transcriptional signature of histone deacetylase inhibition in ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [256] Systemic AL Amyloidosis Associated with Multiple Myeloma in a Horse
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [257] Multiple Myeloma in Cats: Variable Presentation with Different ...
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National Cancer Institute SEER Program 88 MULTIPLE MYELOMA M ultiple myeloma , sometimes called plasma cell myeloma , arises in bone marrow and involves the plasma cells, a type of blood cell that normally plays a crucial role in the immune response by producing antibodies. It is classified as a lymphoproliferative disease and is therefore related to the lymphomas. In some early classification schemes, multiple myelomas were included in statistics on lymphomas. There is considerable variation in the incidence of the disease. Among men, age- adjusted incidence rates (per 100,000) range from a low of 1.6 among Japanese to a high of 11.3 among blacks, a seven-fold difference. This difference is particularly interesting since the opposite relationship holds for Ewing’s sarcoma, a type of bone tumor that is extremely rare among ...

  [258] Psychiatric Complications of Multiple Myeloma
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  myeloma  WISCONSIN MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP “Providing an opportunity for multiple myeloma patients and their loved ones to exchange information, for mutual support, comfort, and friendship.” JULY NOTES   Meeting:  Tuesday July 20, 2004         UW Health - West Clinic            451 Junction Road    Time: 3:30 – 5:30 PM              Madison, WI 53717-2656   Program:  Group Discussion              Update From Durham   More Information:    Chuck Koval (608) 238-5466                      Jane Buffett  ...

  [259] The Role of Bisphosphonates in Multiple Myeloma
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  myeloma  WISCONSIN MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP “Providing an opportunity for multiple myeloma patients and their loved ones to exchange information, for mutual support, comfort, and friendship.” JULY NOTES   Meeting:  Tuesday July 20, 2004         UW Health - West Clinic            451 Junction Road    Time: 3:30 – 5:30 PM              Madison, WI 53717-2656   Program:  Group Discussion              Update From Durham   More Information:    Chuck Koval (608) 238-5466                      Jane Buffett  ...

  [260] Foundation Drives Research Agenda for Multiple Myeloma
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  myeloma  WISCONSIN MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP “Providing an opportunity for multiple myeloma patients and their loved ones to exchange information, for mutual support, comfort, and friendship.” JULY NOTES   Meeting:  Tuesday July 20, 2004         UW Health - West Clinic            451 Junction Road    Time: 3:30 – 5:30 PM              Madison, WI 53717-2656   Program:  Group Discussion              Update From Durham   More Information:    Chuck Koval (608) 238-5466                      Jane Buffett  ...

  [261] PYOMYOSITIS ASSOCIATED WITH BACTEROIDES FRAGILIS IN A PATIENT WITH ...
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  myeloma  WISCONSIN MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP “Providing an opportunity for multiple myeloma patients and their loved ones to exchange information, for mutual support, comfort, and friendship.” JULY NOTES   Meeting:  Tuesday July 20, 2004         UW Health - West Clinic            451 Junction Road    Time: 3:30 – 5:30 PM              Madison, WI 53717-2656   Program:  Group Discussion              Update From Durham   More Information:    Chuck Koval (608) 238-5466                      Jane Buffett  ...

  [262] Arsenic Trioxide: An Emerging Therapy for Multiple Myeloma
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  myeloma  WISCONSIN MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP “Providing an opportunity for multiple myeloma patients and their loved ones to exchange information, for mutual support, comfort, and friendship.” JULY NOTES   Meeting:  Tuesday July 20, 2004         UW Health - West Clinic            451 Junction Road    Time: 3:30 – 5:30 PM              Madison, WI 53717-2656   Program:  Group Discussion              Update From Durham   More Information:    Chuck Koval (608) 238-5466                      Jane Buffett  ...

  [263] Update on the Treatment of Multiple Myeloma
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  myeloma  WISCONSIN MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP “Providing an opportunity for multiple myeloma patients and their loved ones to exchange information, for mutual support, comfort, and friendship.” JULY NOTES   Meeting:  Tuesday July 20, 2004         UW Health - West Clinic            451 Junction Road    Time: 3:30 – 5:30 PM              Madison, WI 53717-2656   Program:  Group Discussion              Update From Durham   More Information:    Chuck Koval (608) 238-5466                      Jane Buffett  ...

  [264] COMPARISONS OF BENCE-JONES PROTEINS AND L POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS OF ...
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  myeloma  WISCONSIN MULTIPLE MYELOMA SUPPORT GROUP “Providing an opportunity for multiple myeloma patients and their loved ones to exchange information, for mutual support, comfort, and friendship.” JULY NOTES   Meeting:  Tuesday July 20, 2004         UW Health - West Clinic            451 Junction Road    Time: 3:30 – 5:30 PM              Madison, WI 53717-2656   Program:  Group Discussion              Update From Durham   More Information:    Chuck Koval (608) 238-5466                      Jane Buffett  ...

  [265] A Study of Amyloid Arthropathy in Multiple Myeloma
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MULTIPLE MYELOMA BOTH SEXES TABLE 3A. -- Characteristics of persons reported to the Danish Cancer Registry with an initial multiple myeloma , 1943-80+ _ Category Male Female Total _ No. with first primary cancer* 1,867 1,615 3,482 No. who developed a second primary cancer 45 23 68 Average age at diagnosis of first cancer, yr 65 67 66 Average yr of diagnosis of first cancer 1967 1967 1967 Person-yr of follow-up 3,882 3,566 7,448 Average follow-up, yr 2.1 2.2 2.1 Percent given radiotherapy for first cancer 28 28 28 _ + ICD-7 code = 203. * Number excludes all persons who survived less than 2 mo after the diagnosis of their first primary cancer or who developed a simultaneous cancer during this period. First primary cancers diagnosed only at autopsy or by death certificate are also excluded as are in situ cancers. TABLE 3B. -- Microscopic confirmation among persons who developed second ...

  [266] The Biological Sequelae of Stromal Cell-derived Factor-1 in ...
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MULTIPLE MYELOMA BOTH SEXES TABLE 3A. -- Characteristics of persons reported to the Danish Cancer Registry with an initial multiple myeloma , 1943-80+ _ Category Male Female Total _ No. with first primary cancer* 1,867 1,615 3,482 No. who developed a second primary cancer 45 23 68 Average age at diagnosis of first cancer, yr 65 67 66 Average yr of diagnosis of first cancer 1967 1967 1967 Person-yr of follow-up 3,882 3,566 7,448 Average follow-up, yr 2.1 2.2 2.1 Percent given radiotherapy for first cancer 28 28 28 _ + ICD-7 code = 203. * Number excludes all persons who survived less than 2 mo after the diagnosis of their first primary cancer or who developed a simultaneous cancer during this period. First primary cancers diagnosed only at autopsy or by death certificate are also excluded as are in situ cancers. TABLE 3B. -- Microscopic confirmation among persons who developed second ...

  [267] Caspase Activation Is Required for Gemcitabine Activity in ...
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MULTIPLE MYELOMA BOTH SEXES TABLE 3A. -- Characteristics of persons reported to the Danish Cancer Registry with an initial multiple myeloma , 1943-80+ _ Category Male Female Total _ No. with first primary cancer* 1,867 1,615 3,482 No. who developed a second primary cancer 45 23 68 Average age at diagnosis of first cancer, yr 65 67 66 Average yr of diagnosis of first cancer 1967 1967 1967 Person-yr of follow-up 3,882 3,566 7,448 Average follow-up, yr 2.1 2.2 2.1 Percent given radiotherapy for first cancer 28 28 28 _ + ICD-7 code = 203. * Number excludes all persons who survived less than 2 mo after the diagnosis of their first primary cancer or who developed a simultaneous cancer during this period. First primary cancers diagnosed only at autopsy or by death certificate are also excluded as are in situ cancers. TABLE 3B. -- Microscopic confirmation among persons who developed second ...

  [268] Cytoreductive Effects of Farnesyl Transferase Inhibitors on ...
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MULTIPLE MYELOMA BOTH SEXES TABLE 3A. -- Characteristics of persons reported to the Danish Cancer Registry with an initial multiple myeloma , 1943-80+ _ Category Male Female Total _ No. with first primary cancer* 1,867 1,615 3,482 No. who developed a second primary cancer 45 23 68 Average age at diagnosis of first cancer, yr 65 67 66 Average yr of diagnosis of first cancer 1967 1967 1967 Person-yr of follow-up 3,882 3,566 7,448 Average follow-up, yr 2.1 2.2 2.1 Percent given radiotherapy for first cancer 28 28 28 _ + ICD-7 code = 203. * Number excludes all persons who survived less than 2 mo after the diagnosis of their first primary cancer or who developed a simultaneous cancer during this period. First primary cancers diagnosed only at autopsy or by death certificate are also excluded as are in situ cancers. TABLE 3B. -- Microscopic confirmation among persons who developed second ...

  [269] Molecular and Cellular Characterization of Imexon-resistant ...
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MULTIPLE MYELOMA BOTH SEXES TABLE 3A. -- Characteristics of persons reported to the Danish Cancer Registry with an initial multiple myeloma , 1943-80+ _ Category Male Female Total _ No. with first primary cancer* 1,867 1,615 3,482 No. who developed a second primary cancer 45 23 68 Average age at diagnosis of first cancer, yr 65 67 66 Average yr of diagnosis of first cancer 1967 1967 1967 Person-yr of follow-up 3,882 3,566 7,448 Average follow-up, yr 2.1 2.2 2.1 Percent given radiotherapy for first cancer 28 28 28 _ + ICD-7 code = 203. * Number excludes all persons who survived less than 2 mo after the diagnosis of their first primary cancer or who developed a simultaneous cancer during this period. First primary cancers diagnosed only at autopsy or by death certificate are also excluded as are in situ cancers. TABLE 3B. -- Microscopic confirmation among persons who developed second ...

  [270] Bortezomib in Multiple Myeloma
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MULTIPLE MYELOMA BOTH SEXES TABLE 3A. -- Characteristics of persons reported to the Danish Cancer Registry with an initial multiple myeloma , 1943-80+ _ Category Male Female Total _ No. with first primary cancer* 1,867 1,615 3,482 No. who developed a second primary cancer 45 23 68 Average age at diagnosis of first cancer, yr 65 67 66 Average yr of diagnosis of first cancer 1967 1967 1967 Person-yr of follow-up 3,882 3,566 7,448 Average follow-up, yr 2.1 2.2 2.1 Percent given radiotherapy for first cancer 28 28 28 _ + ICD-7 code = 203. * Number excludes all persons who survived less than 2 mo after the diagnosis of their first primary cancer or who developed a simultaneous cancer during this period. First primary cancers diagnosed only at autopsy or by death certificate are also excluded as are in situ cancers. TABLE 3B. -- Microscopic confirmation among persons who developed second ...