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. 2023 Feb 3;120(5):59–64. doi: 10.3238/arztebl.m2022.0368

eTable 3. Exploratory analyses of the trends in the incidence of early-onset colon cancer (20–49 years), excluding appendiceal cancer, by sex and diagnosis in different subsites of the colon in Germany (Bremen, Hamburg, Münster, Rhineland–Palatinate, Saarland, and Schleswig–Holstein) from 1999 to 2018.

Site/colonic subsite (ICD-10) Males Females Total
AAPC 95% CI Trend AAPC 95% CI Trend AAPC 95% CI Trend
Colorectal cancer excl. appendix (C18; C18.2–C20) 0.77 [0.09; 1.44] Increasing 0.53 [0.04; 1.01] Increasing 0.65 [0.18; 1.13] Increasing
Colon excl. appendix (C18.0; C18.2–C18.9) 0.92 [−0.11; 1.96] Stable −0.01 [−0.75; 0.74] Stable 0.49 [−0.26; 1.26] Stable
Proximal colon excl. appendix (C18.0; C18.2–C18.4) 1.94 [0.60; 3.30] Increasing 0.11 [−0.78; 1.02] Stable 1.10 [0.26; 1.95] Increasing
Appendix (C18.1) 9.28 [5.76; 12.92] Increasing 9.52 [6.30; 12.85] Increasing 9.17 [6.46; 11.96] Increasing

AAPC, Average annual percentage change; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval;

ICD-10, Tenth Revision of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems