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. 2024 Mar 15;14:1283252. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2024.1283252

Table 2.

Participant Characteristics (N = 13,229).

Variable No. (%)
Colorectal cancer
Age at diagnosis, years
Mean (SD) 75.6 (6.94)
≤70 3702 (27.98%)
71–75 3327 (25.15%)
76–80 2889 (21.84%)
>80 3311 (25.03%)
Sex
Male 6433 (48.63%)
Female 6796 (51.37%)
Origin and race/ethnicity
Hispanic 1891 (14.29%)
White 10170 (76.88%)
Black 897 (6.78%)
Other 271 (2.05%)
Income§
Q1 (< $39,350 per year) 3335 (26.61%)
Q2 ($39,350 - $47,398 per year) 3109 (24.81%)
Q3 ($47,399 - $60,680 per year) 2994 (23.89%)
Q4 (>$60,680 per year) 3095 (24.69%)
Education (percent of people without high school diploma)§
Q1 (≥ 23.2%) 3768 (30.03%)
Q2 (≥ 15.7%, < 23.2%) 3347 (26.67%)
Q3 (≥ 9.3%, < 15.7%) 2614 (20.83%)
Q4 (< 9.3%) 2819 (22.47%)
Charlson comorbidity index
Mean (SD) 0.8 (1.23)
No 7153 (54.07%)
At least 1 6076 (45.93%)
Cancer histologic stage
In situ 506 (3.82%)
Localized 6097 (46.09%)
Regional 4316 (32.63%)
Distant 1342 (10.14%)
Unstaged 968 (7.32%)
AJCC Stage 6th
Stage 0 883 (6.67%)
Stage I 3132 (23.68%)
Stage II 3294 (24.90%)
Stage III 2921 (22.08%)
Stage IV 1208 (9.13%)
Unstaged 1791 (13.54%)
Surgery
No 1314 (9.93%)
Yes 11915 (90.07%)
Radiation
No 11382 (86.04%)
Yes 1847 (13.96%)
Chemotherapy
No 9041 (68.34%)
Yes 4188 (31.66%)

Origin recode NHIA was applied to define Hispanic group.

§Quartile was based on distribution of all covered zip code. There were some patients without data.