978-92-832-2226-2
The main objective of the International Incidence of Childhood Cancer series, published by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in collaboration with the International Association of Cancer Registries (IACR), is to present the latest available data on new cases of childhood cancer around the world in a standardized form, along with a description of the methods and the context of data acquisition. International Incidence of Childhood Cancer, Volume III (IICC-3) provides comparable incidence data, classified according to the International Classification of Childhood Cancer, third edition, 2017 update. IICC-3 has a wider coverage than the previous two volumes, presenting the high-quality data produced by 308 population-based cancer registries operating in 82 countries and territories. The periods covered range mostly from 1990 to 2012. The age range considered includes adolescents (the age group 15–19 years) for the first time in the series. Condensed material is presented in the book, while additional tables, representing a total of 515 datasets, are available online only. IICC-3 is a unique source of information, presented in a form adapted to the cancer patterns observed in childhood populations, and will be of great use to researchers, policy-makers, health-care planners, and advocates.
Introductory chapters
Chapter 3. Classification of tumours
Chapter 4. Data quality and comparability
Chapter 6. Registries presentation
Latin America and the Caribbean
Comparative tables
Chapter 7. Incidence by main diagnostic groups
Chapter 8. Incidence by selected diagnostic subgroups
Chapter 9. Incidence by selected diagnostic divisions
Chapter 10. CNS tumours by behaviour
Chapter 11. Primary site of selected diagnostic categories
Chapter 12. Morphology of selected diagnostic categories
Chapter 13. Laterality of selected tumours occurring in paired organs
Annex tables
Table A.2. ICCC-3-2017 main table
Table A.3. ICCC-3-2017 divisions
Table A.4. New morphology codes
Table A.5. Cancer types counts
Table A.11. Unlikely and rare cases
Table A.13. Comparative tables