Freedom of Information Request: 0213 2019/20

1. How many adult patients with Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma have you seen /  treated (example Surgery, Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy or combinations of these) in the last 6 months? UHB – 2220
2. How many adult patients with locally advanced (patients with Perineural invasion and local Lymphovascular or Bone involvement) or Metastatic Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma (patients with both local and distant Nodal involvement, as well as any other organ involvement) have you seen / treated (example Surgery, Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy or combinations of these) in the last 6 months? UHB – 58 This figure includes metastatic patients only – please see note below
3. Of these how many are not candidates for Curative surgery or Curative Radiation? Please see note below
4. In the past 6 months, how many adult patients with locally advanced or metastatic Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma have you treated with the following:The below data only includes Metastatic. Please see note below.
   

   Complex surgery only (eg patients with significant comorbidities, large reconstructions or amputations leading to significant loss of function or disfigurement)	Surgery (generic) = 46
   Surgery + Radiotherapy (adjuvant / neoadjuvant)	0
   Radiotherapy	13
   Chemotherapy** only	2
   Chemotherapy** + Radiotherapy	0
   Surgery + Chemotherapy** (adjuvant /  neoadjuvant)	0
   Other (Please state)	1 (Immunotherapy)
   Palliative Care / Best Supportive Care	0

5. Are you participating in any clinical trials for Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma (CSCC)? No
6. If Yes, please state which? Not Applicable

*Note – The Trust does hold this information, however, to provide the data would require manual review of 26 clinics (with up to 12 patients in each clinic), and 26 skin SMDTs with 40 or more patients on each. We estimate this would take 5 minutes per case and approximately 113 hours in total. We are therefore withholding this information under Section 12 of the Freedom of Information Act.