[Primary multiple malignant tumors].

Since 1946 in the Kalinin Province 430 cases with primary multiple tumors were registered--0.39 per cent to all primary oncological patients. Among these patients there were 285 females (0.42%) and 145 males (0.33%). Synchronous tumors were found in 46 cases, metachronous--in 384. The results of radical treatment for recurrent tumors were no worse than for solitary tumors of the same localization.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Neoplasms, Multiple Primary, Humans, Female, Middle Aged, Aged, Russia

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