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SAN ANTONIO -- Gynecologic and colon cancers are the malignancies most often associated with breast cancer, both as preceding and second events, Dr. K. Popi Siziopikou reported at a breast cancer symposium sponsored by the Cancer Therapy and Research Center.
Of 15,107 patients enrolled during 1993-2000 at the cancer registry of Loyola University Medical Center, 1,995 had breast cancer, of whom 272 (13.6%) had breast cancer plus at least one other primary malignancy.
Thirty-eight percent of breast cancer patients with a total of two malignancies had breast cancer as both their first and second primary cancers. Another 27% had breast cancer as their first event followed by a non-breast primary tumor. ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Watch out for second primary tumors in breast Ca patients:...