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UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 1. Colorectal 2. Malignant Melanoma 3. Germ Cell Tumour of Testis 4. Renal Cell Carcinoma 5. Breast Carcinoma 6. Non-small Cell Lung Cancer Note: All Class 1 cases shall be referred to the AMS. UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 1 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

Certification assessment following colorectal cancer Dukes Stage A B C 0 1 2 3 4 5 Dukes stage A = T 1-2 Dukes stage B = T 3-4 Class 1 Unrestricted Class 2 Unrestricted Class 1 OML Class 2 Unrestricted UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 2 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

Certification assessment after excision of a primary cutaneous melanoma T 1 1mm 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 T 2 2mm T 3 4mm T 4 > 4mm N 1 (macroscopic) N 2 (2-3 nodes) N 3 (4+ nodes) M 1 a (skin, subcutaneous) M1 b/c (other metastases) Class 1 Unrestricted & Class 2 Unrestricted Class 1 OML and Unrestricted Class 2 No certification UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 3 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

Comparison of staging classifications for malignant melanoma Pathological Clinical stage Tumour Nodes Metastases stage thickness I T1 1mm No No T2 1-2mm No No II T3 2-4mm No No T4 >4mm No No III N1 Any 1 No N2 Any 2-3 No N3 Any 4+ No IV M Any Yes/No Yes UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 4 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

Certification assessment after treatment for a germ cell tumour of the testis 0 1 2 3 4 5 IGCCCG Good prognosis Intermediate prognosis Class 1 Unrestricted, Class 2 Unrestricted Class 1 OML, Class 2 Unrestricted No certification Poor prognosis International Germ Cell Cancer Collaborative Group (IGCCCG) Prognosis Good prognosis = Intermediate prognosis = All seminoma except non-pulmonary metastases NSGCT: AFP < 1000 hcg < 5000 LDH < x 1.5 normal Seminoma with non-pulmonary metastases NSGCT: AFP < 10,000 hcg < 50,000 LDH up to x 10 normal AFP = alphafoetoprotein in ng/ml hcg = human chorionic gonadotrophin in iu/l LDH = lactate dehydrogenase Poor prognosis = NSGCT: AFP > 10,000 hcg > 50,000 LDH more than x 10 normal UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 5 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

Certification assessment after treatment for renal cell carcinoma 0 1 2 3 4 5 Risk of recurrence based on UCLA staging system Low Intermediate High Class 1 Unrestricted, Class 2 Unrestricted UCLA = University of California Los Angeles Class 1 OML, Class 2 Unrestricted UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 6 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

UCLA integrated staging system for N 0 M 0 renal cell carcinoma Risk Factor T Stage Grade Performance 5 year Survival Status Low 1 1-2 0 91% Intermediate 1, 2 or 3 Any Any 71-80% High 4 or 3 Any Any 0 1+ 40-55% Performance Status is determined according to the Eastern Co-operative Oncology Group criteria. UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 7 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

Certification assessment after treatment for breast cancer 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Prognosis based on Nottingham Prognostic Index Good Moderate Poor Class 1 Unrestricted, Class 2 Unrestricted Class 1 OML, Class 2 Unrestricted No certification UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 8 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

15 year survival for breast cancer using the NPI prognostic groups Prognosis NPI 15 year survival Good < 3.4 80% Moderate 3.4-5.4 42% Poor >5.4 13% The most significant indicators of prognosis are tumour grade, stage as indicated by histological lymph node involvement and tumour size. The Nottingham Prognostic Index (NPI) (Haybittle, 1982) uses these factors to predict outcome on an individual basis by applying the formula:- NPI = 0.2 x size (in cm) + Stage (I-III) + Grade (1-3; good, moderate, poor) Stage I = No lymph node involvement Stage II = Lower axillary or internal mammary nodes positive Stage III = Apex or both axillary and mammary nodes positive UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 9 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0

Certification assessment after treatment for non-small cell lung cancer Stage I II 0 1 2 3 4 5 Class 1 OML, Class 2 Unrestricted No certification UK CAA Oncology Certification Charts 10 of 10 September 2012 v 1.0