Table 2 Standardised Incidence Ratios (SIRs) and Absolute Excess Risks (AERs) of subsequent primary neoplasms among patients with bone sarcoma in Sweden by calendar year at diagnosis, age at diagnosis, site and follow-up.

From: Subsequent primary neoplasms among bone sarcoma survivors; increased risks remain after 30 years of follow-up and in the latest treatment era, a nationwide population-based study

 

All

Osteosarcoma

Ewing sarcoma

 

Person years

No. Obs/exp

SIR (95% CI)

AER (95% CI)

No. Obs/exp

SIR (95% CI)

AER (95% CI)

No. Obs/exp

SIR (95% CI)

AER (95% CI)

Overall

16,170

104/47

2.2

(1.8–2.7)

35.1

(23.3–48.7)

75/40.4

1.9

(1.5–2.3)

30.7

(16.5–47.5)

29/6.8

4.2

(2.8–6.1)

45.4

(25.8–71.3)

Sex

 Male

9332

48/25.6

1.9

(1.4–2.5)

24.0

(10.5–40.1)

38/22.4

1.7

(1.2–2.3)

24.5

(7.1–46.7)

10/3.3

3.1

(1.5–5.7)

22.8

(5.2–51.2)

 Female

6839

56/21.6

2.6

(2.0–3.4)

50.3

(30.2–74.7)

37/18.0

2.1

(1.4–2.8)

38.6

(16.3–67.1)

19/3.6

5.3

(3.2–8.3)

80.0

(40.7–135)

Calendar year at diagnosis

 1958–1979

7003

50/25.3

2.0

(1.5–2.6)

35.3

(16.9–58.0)

36/22.4

1.6

(1.1–2.2)

25.1

(5.2–50.5)

14/2.9

4.8

(2.6–8.1)

70.9

(30.4–132)

 1980–1999

6554

41/15.6

2.6

(1.9–3.6)

38.8

(21.1–61.1)

29/12.7

2.2

(1.5–3.3)

38.4

(15.8–68.2)

12/2.9

4.1

(2.1–7.2)

39.5

(14.3–78.3)

 2000–2015

2613

13/6.4

2.0

(1.1–3.5)

25.4

(2.1–60.7)

10/5.3

1.9

(0.9–3.5)

29.2

(−3.3 to 81.6)

3/1.1

2.9

(0.6–8.3)

19.3

(-4.3 to 76.3)

Age at diagnosis

 0–9 years

2125

8/1.2

6.5

(2.8–12.8)

31.9

(10.5–68.4)

4/0.6

6.7

(1.8–17.2)

34.2

(5.0–96.9)

4/0.6

6.3

(1.7–16.2)

29.8

(4.0–85.0)

 10–19 years

8020

37/10.4

3.6

(2.5–4.9)

33.2

(19.5–50.6)

20/8.0

2.5

(1.5–3.8)

21.0

(7.3–40.2)

17/2.4

7.2

(4.2–11.6)

62.8

(32.4–107)

 ≥20 years

6025

59/35.6

1.7

(1.3–2.1)

38.8

(15.5–67.2)

51/31.7

1.6

(1.2–2.1)

41.8

(13.5–76.7)

8/3.9

2.1

(0.9–4.1)

29.2

(−2.8 to 83.8)

Site

 Extremity

12,683

80/38.6

2.1

(1.6–2.6)

32.7

(19.6–48.1)

63/34.5

1.8

(1.4–2.3)

28.5

(13.9–46.1)

17/4.1

4.2

(2.4–6.7)

48.1

(21.7–86.1)

 Central

2949

19/6.7

2.9

(1.7–4.5)

41.9

(16.2–78.1)

9/4.4

2.0

(0.9–3.9)

48.3

(−3.2 to 134)

10/2.2

4.5

(2.2–8.3)

38.8

(12.8–80.7)

 Pelvic

1119

7/1.9

3.8

(1.5–7.8)

45.9

(8.5–112)

3/1.3

2.3

(0.5–6.6)

49.5

(−21.1 to 221)

4/0.5

7.6

(2.1–19.4)

44.4

(7.2–124)

 Non-pelvic central

1830

12/4.8

2.5

(1.3–4.4)

39.4

(7.7–88.4)

6/3.1

1.9

(0.7–4.2)

47.7

(−14.6 to 163)

6/1.7

3.5

(1.3–7.7)

35.2

(4.1–93.1)

Follow-up, years

 0–5

5085

25/10.5

2.4

(1.5–3.5)

28.5

(11.2–51.9)

16/9.4

1.7

(1.0–2.8)

19.7

(−0.8 to 49.6)

9/1.1

8.4

(3.8–15.9)

45.4

(17.4–91.7)

 5–30

9292

58/22.3

2.6

(2.0–3.4)

38.4

(23.4–56.7)

42/18.7

2.2

(1.6–3.0)

35.8

(17.8–58.4)

16/3.6

4.4

(2.5–7.2)

44.7

(20.0–80.7)

 >30

1793

21/14.5

1.5

(0.9–2.2)

36.5

(−8.1 to 98.4)

17/12.3

1.4

(0.8–2.2)

32.9

(−16.8 to 105)

4/2.2

1.9

(0.5–4.8)

50.4

(−28.9 to 221)

  1. SIR standardised incidence ratio, AER absolute excess risk (mean excess subsequent primary neoplasms per 10,000 person-years), CI confidence interval.