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1. Introduction Squamous cell carcinoma of the anal canal (SCCAC) is a relatively rare cancer, with approximately 14,500 cases in women and 12,500 in men occurring in 2008 worldwide, and represents 2% of all cancers in Europe [1,2]. Several studies have reported an increase in the incidence rate in some very-high-income countries, including France [3].
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