TL;DR
PVRL is underrepresented in national cancer databases, possibly as the result of misdiagnosis or coding errors, however, its incidence continues to increase in the U.S., with a significantly older population of patients diagnosed in 2021 compared with 2000.
Salivary duct carcinoma incidence has increased rapidly, possibly reflecting improved diagnostic recognition and reclassification, with only modest survival improvement over the past decade.
Real-world outcomes of POANHL in a Hispanic–Latino cohort is reported, demonstrating distinct clinical characteristics and survival outcomes compared with previously published series.
PURPOSE To characterize the clinical features of vitreoretinal lymphoma (VRL) and their prognostic significance in patients presenting to a tertiary eye center. METHODS We retrospectively reviewed medical records of 49 patients diagnosed with VRL between January 1997 and January 2022. RESULTS At presentation, 25 pa...
This population-based study represents the largest Australian cohort of primary colorectal lymphoma reported to date and shows that PCL predominantly affects older males and is most commonly treated with chemotherapy-based regimens, which are associated with favourable survival.
Background Despite growing awareness of the rising incidence and particular features of early-onset gastrointestinal cancer (EOGIC), evidence from Spain remains limited. The purpose of this study was to compare EOGIC with average-onset gastrointestinal cancer (AOGIC) in Navarre, by analysing incidence trends, clinicopa...
Background and aims: Pulmonary metastases are generally associated with poor prognosis, and only a selected subset of patients undergo surgery. However, population-level data on outcomes remain limited. This study aimed to evaluate temporal trends and outcomes of pulmonary metastasectomy (PM) in a nationwide cohort ove...
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