Alcohol and tobacco misuse: Reducing aerodigestive cancer risk

Table 1 Details of the drinking and smoking behaviours of six patients with alcohol-related cirrhosis who developed aerodigestive cancers

Case	DoB	Sex	Alcohol misuse		Tobacco use		Age at diagnosis		Cancer	Misuse intervention					Cancer
										Smoking			Alcohol
			Years	Units/wk	Pack years	cpd	Cirrhosis	Cancer		Provided yes/no	Quit (yr)	Relapsed (yr)	Abstinent (yr)	Recidivism
1	1951	F	25	120	40	20	42	50	Uvula/soft palate SCC	Yes	0.3	Yes	7	No	Died
								58	Oesophageal SCC
2	1951	M	30	100	18	10	50	59	Hypopharyngeal SCC	No	No	NA	8	No	Remission
3	1945	M	35	250	65	35	55	62	Small-cell lung cancer	No	No	NA	7	No	Remission
								65	HCC						Remission
4	1951	F	29	100	19	30	46	57	Laryngeal SCC	No	No	NA	12	No	Remission
								58	Bronchial carcinoma						Remission
5	1947	M	37	70	15	10	57	60	Posterior triangle neck SCC (unknown primary)	Yes	6	2	1	No	Remission
6	1947	F	22	200	63	40	52	64	Oesophageal SCC	Yes	No	NA	14	No	Remission

DoB: Date of birth; cpd: Cigarettes per day; HCC: Hepatocellular carcinoma; SCC: Squamous cell carcinoma; NA: Not applicable; F: Female; M: Male.