Women died from different types of malignancies and there was little variation in the type of malignancies between the two surveys.
Studies have shown there is a wide variation in detection of contralateral malignancy from 3 to 18%.
The variation in chemotherapy curability across the malignancies arising during B cell development shows a relatively low cure rate in the malignancy arising from the stem cells, but significant rises with some of the later cell types.
Although ovarian cancer is the most lethal of gynecologic malignancies, wide variation in outcome following conventional therapy continues to exist.
Before the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic, Kaposi's sarcoma had a much greater geographical variation in incidence than most other malignancies.
Thyroid USE is controversial because of variation in the reported accuracies for malignancy.
In addressing the variation in the reported rates of malignancy, we note that the present series has focused on microcalcifications that were biopsied.
A clinicopathological survey of 69 RARs in south-east Scotland, with follow-up periods of up to 28 years after transplantation, revealed marked variation in patient susceptibility to cutaneous malignancy with concomitant variation in HPV prevalence.
Tumor endoprostheses have broader variation in site, patient age, tumor malignancy, extent of tumor invasion, need for secure margins, patient immune condition, defect size, soft-tissue condition, and prosthesis type than conventional prostheses for total knee or hip arthroplasty.
The geographical variations in incidence of malignancies that are aetiologically linked to such factors are often the result of different levels of deprivation in different areas (Quinn et al, 2001).
