Altogether 23 patients examined for secondary tumors at the All-Union Cancer Research Center of the USSR AMS underwent a clinical analysis. The overwhelming majority of the patients (17) were subjected to surgical intervention. Of these, none of the patients developed any postoperative complications or showed progress of chronic lympholeukemia (CLL). No relationship was noted between cytostatic treatment of CLL and origin of second tumors. No correlation was revealed either between the duration of CLL treatment and the incidence of second tumors origin. The authors provide a brief review of the literature on the given problem. Give a summary of the statistics of the CLL incidence in other malignant neoplasms.
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