Stepping into adulthood: pediatric cancer survivors and their parents’ perspectives on the transition from pediatric to adult care

Table 2 General characteristics of interviewees

	Year of birth	Diagnosis	Year since Diagnoses	Transition patient (18–25 years old)	Adult patient	Adolescent	Informal caregiver	Relapse
1	1996	Suprasellar germinoma	6.8		X			N
2	1992	HL	1.7		X			N
3	1993	Rhabdomyosarcoma	18.1		X			N
4	2000	Osteosarcoma	13.2	X				N
5	2006	Osteosarcoma	4.3	X				N
6	2006	HL	1.5	X				N
7	2005	Osteosarcoma	2.6	X				N
8	2002	Ewing's sarcoma	4.0	X				N
9	2003	ALL	6.0	X				N
10	2004	Nephroblastoma	10.4	X				N
11	2006	Osteosarcoma	4.3				X	N
12	2006	HL	1.5				X	N
13	2005	Osteosarcoma	2.6				X	N
14	2002	Ewing's sarcoma	4.0				X	N
15	2003	ALL	6.0				X	N
16	2004	Nephroblastoma	10.4				X	N
17	2001	Neuroblastoma	3.7		X			N
18	1982	ALL	37.6		X			N
19	2000	NET	20.1		X			N
20	2003	Brain tumour	6.7		X			N
21	2000	Brain tumour	20.1		X			Y
22	1988	HL	21.7		X			N
23	1967	Leukaemia	17.8		X			Y
24	2004	Rhabdomyosarcoma	14.2			X		N
25	2006	Neuroblastoma	14.7			X		N
26	2003	Brain tumour	5.6				X	N
27	2003	Brain tumour	11.6				X	N
28	2004	Rhabdomyosarcoma	14.2				X	N
29	2003	Neuroblastom	5.6	X				Y
30	1978	HL	17.3	X				N
31	2004	CML	5.7	X				N
32	2010	ALL	3.7			X		N
33	2008	ALL	2.7			X		N
34	2004	CML	5.7				X	N
35	2008	ALL	2.7				X	N
36	2010	ALL	3.7				X	N

Diagnosis: HL Hodgkin's lymphoma, NHL Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, CML Chronic myeloid leukemia, ALL Acute lymphoblastic leukemia, NET Neuroendocrine tumor, Y yes, N no

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