Table 2.

Percentage of Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer Who Reported the Following Types of Outpatient Medical Care in a 2-Year Period: Cancer-Related Factors

Factor	Number	General Medical Contact %	General Physical Examination %	Cancer-Related Medical Visit %	Cancer Center Medical Visit %
Note: Percentages are based upon the total with available data for each variable.
Age at diagnosis
0–4 y	2,426	86.0	72.4	36.4	18.2
5–9 y	2,336	86.2	71.6	41.1	23.3
10–14 y	2,540	87.2	68.4	43.5	23.6
15–21 y	2,132	88.6	69.0	46.9	23.2
Interval from cancer diagnosis
5–9 y	293	93.8	76.6	64.4	39.6
10–14 y	2,472	88.5	74.0	53.5	31.2
15–19 y	3,456	87.3	72.8	40.5	21.4
20–24 y	2,602	85.5	65.2	33.4	14.2
25–29 y	611	82.2	60.6	28.0	11.5
Cancer diagnosis
Leukemia	2,846	85.0	72.4	36.3	22.4
Central nervous system tumor	1,166	88.6	66.3	52.9	14.8
Hodgkin’s disease	1,631	90.6	76.0	52.6	29.9
Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma	865	84.2	68.3	36.9	21.6
Wilms’ tumor	630	88.2	68.8	33.7	18.0
Neuroblastoma	399	86.4	68.9	28.0	13.8
Sarcoma	894	75.0	67.8	39.9	19.6
Bone	1,003	88.4	65.4	43.8	24.9
Subjective health status
Excellent	1,954	82.3	72.7	34.8	22.0
Very good	3,553	87.9	72.8	40.1	22.0
Good	2,834	88.6	68.7	45.1	22.4
Fair	844	87.9	63.7	51.8	21.6
Poor	146	89.7	51.1	62.1	24.4
Future health concerns
Very concerned	2,787	88.9	73.5	48.0	23.9
Somewhat concerned	1,901	89.5	71.7	44.5	24.8
Concerned	2,298	87.1	70.0	40.4	21.7
Not very concerned	1,413	85.6	67.3	35.5	19.5
Not concerned at all	810	78.3	62.1	31.0	15.1
Cancer pain
None	7,092	86.3	71.3	38.8	21.0
Small	976	90.0	69.9	49.9	25.0
Medium	608	89.4	67.3	54.2	26.6
A lot	232	88.7	67.3	59.3	27.9
Very bad	77	86.8	52.1	63.4	30.3
Cancer anxiety
None	5,230	83.8	69.5	35.9	19.8
Small	2,513	91.8	72.7	47.3	23.6
Medium	808	91.7	71.7	55.5	27.2
A lot	300	90.9	73.1	59.3	30.4
Very many	73	90.4	61.4	48.5	31.8