Table 2

Patients with CML/MPN who developed various second cancers during TKI therapy

Total no.Nonmelanoma skin cancer (BCC or SCC or both), n (%)Other second cancers, n (%)
No. of patients    
    Total 66 15 (23)* 51 (77) 
    CML 63 14 (22) 49 (78)§ 
    MPN 1 (33) 2 (67) 
Therapy for CML    
    Total 63 14 (22) 49 (78) 
    TKI after IFN 27 5 (19) 22 (81) 
    TKI as frontline 36 9 (25) 27 (75) 
Therapy for MPN    
    Total 1 (33) 2 (67) 
    P after Phleb. 1 (100) NA 
    TKI after Phleb. NA 2 (100) 
Total no.Nonmelanoma skin cancer (BCC or SCC or both), n (%)Other second cancers, n (%)
No. of patients    
    Total 66 15 (23)* 51 (77) 
    CML 63 14 (22) 49 (78)§ 
    MPN 1 (33) 2 (67) 
Therapy for CML    
    Total 63 14 (22) 49 (78) 
    TKI after IFN 27 5 (19) 22 (81) 
    TKI as frontline 36 9 (25) 27 (75) 
Therapy for MPN    
    Total 1 (33) 2 (67) 
    P after Phleb. 1 (100) NA 
    TKI after Phleb. NA 2 (100) 

P indicates radioactive phosphorus; Phleb, phlebotomies; and NA, not applicable.

*

Nine patients with 1 skin cancer, 4 with 2, and 2 with 3 skin cancers (total 23 cancers).

Forty-five patients with 1 other second cancer, 4 with 2 other second cancers, 2 with other second cancer + nonmelanoma skin cancer (55 nonskin cancers, and 2 nonmelanoma skin cancers).

Eight patients with 1 skin cancer, 4 with 2 cancers, and 2 with 3 cancers (total 22 cancers).

§

Forty-three patients with 1 other second cancer, 4 with 2 other second cancers, 2 with other second cancer + nonmelanoma skin cancer (53 nonskin cancers, and 2 with nonmelanoma skin cancers).

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