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Table 2 Ten most frequent cancers in black South African men and women by HIV status (2004 – 2009)

From: HIV testing and burden of HIV infection in black cancer patients in Johannesburg, South Africa: a cross-sectional study

HIV positive men (n = 596)

HIV negative men (n = 1197)

Kaposi sarcoma

260 (43.6)

Lip, oral cavity and pharynx

216 (18.1)

NHL

94 (15.8)

Lung

167 (14.0)

    Diffuse large B cell lymphoma

54 (9.1)

  

    Burkitt’s lymphoma

6 (1.0)

    Other NHL

34 (5.7)

Lip, oral cavity and pharynx

38 (6.4)

Oesophagus

125 (10.4)

Lung

34 (5.7)

Nasal cavity and larynx

82 (6.9)

Nasal cavity and larynx

21 (3.5)

Stomach

54 (4.5)

Oesophagus

19 (3.2)

Colon

45 (3.8)

Hodgkin Lymphoma

15 (2.5)

Anorectal

45 (3.8)

Liver

11 (1.9)

Liver

45 (3.8)

Stomach

9 (1.5)

Pancreas

39 (3.3)

Skin (non-melanoma, non-SCC*)

7 (1.2)

Prostate

39 (3.3)

HIV positive women (n = 1237)

HIV negative women (n = 2406)

Cervix

448 (36.2)

Breast

874 (36.3)

Breast

241 (19.5)

Cervix

718 (29.8)

Kaposi sarcoma

226 (18.3)

Oesophagus

93 (3.9)

NHL

95 (7.7)

Ovary

89 (3.7)

    Diffuse large B cell lymphoma

61 (4.9)

  

    Burkitt’s lymphoma

9 (0.7)

    Other NHL

25 (2.0)

Lip, oral cavity and pharynx

26 (2.1)

Uterus

84 (3.5)

Vulva

22 (1.8)

Colon

54 (2.2)

Uterus

17 (1.4)

Lip, oral cavity and pharynx

51 (2.1)

Conjunctiva, Eye

17 (1.4)

Lung

48 (2.0)

Lung

15 (1.2)

Anorectal

39 (1.6)

Oesophagus

14 (1.1)

NHL

30 (1.3)

  

    Diffuse large B cell lymphoma

10 (0.4)

    Burkitt’s lymphoma

2 (0.1)

    Other NHL

18 (0.8)

  1. Numbers (%) are shown.
  2. *non-squamous cell carcinoma.