Statistical Study of Cancer in Diyala Provenance

Background: Malignant neoplasms are a group of illnesses involving altered cell proliferation with the ability to invade or metastasize other sites body. Not all malignant; benign do not parts body.
 Objective: To find out and subcategorize different types malignant in Diyala relationship criteria, including age, sex, grade….,etc.
 Patients Methods: In order conduct this retrospective study, 158 patients neoplasmas were chosen from pathology laboratories spread throughout Provenance-Baquba City between February 2012 December 2016. For cases, we statistical analysis for gender, tissue affected, type surgery, kind neoplasm, grade, stage, history diagnosis each these factors other.
 Results: The highest neoplasm within study was mammary carcinoma, which comprised 39 (24.9%); then dermal 30 (18.9%); lymphoma 12 (7.8%); rest 76 (48.4%).
 Conclusion: Mammary carcinoma is most common Region (25 %), followed by (19%), (8 %). Age (51–60 years) risk factor Region.