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. 2004 Apr;53(4):568–572. doi: 10.1136/gut.2003.026112

Table 2.

Incidence and recurrence rates of colorectal neoplasia in detail—all neoplasias

Initial lesion Sex Age group (y)
<40 40–49 50–59 ⩾60
None Female 3.1 [1.3–6.3] 3.2 [2.4–4.2] 6.7 [5.4–8.4] 7.3 [4.5–11.3]
7/86×2.66 53/576×2.90 74/451×2.46 19/104×2.50
Male 4.7 [3.9–5.9] 8.2 [7.5–9.2] 10.1 [9.0–11.7] 11.4 [9.1–14.2]
88/567×3.28 336/1348×3.02 198/722×2.70 73/230×2.79
Small adenoma Female 7.9 [1.0–27.0] 11.4 [8.1–15.9] 14.1 [10.5–18.9] 20.4 [14.1–29.4]
2/11×2.29 33/117×2.47 42/121×2.46 25/56×2.19
Male 15.1 [11.7–19.8] 18.9 [17.2–21.3] 22.2 [20.3–25.2] 25.1 [21.4–29.7]
51/130×2.60 289/606×2.52 264/543×2.19 115/234×1.96
Advanced lesion Female 0.0 [0.0–70.8] 3.2 [0.1–16.7] 16.3 [6.4–32.8] 10.7 [3.0–25.4]
0/1×3.01 1/12×2.63 6/20×1.84 4/11×3.38
Male 14.7 [3.2–37.9] 24.6 [18.8–32.4] 26.7 [22.0–33.1] 24.4 [17.8–32.9]
3/11×1.86 42/79×2.16 72/118×2.28 34/71×1.96

Each cell represents “annual incidence rate (%/year) [95% confidence interval]” in the top row, and “number of cases with adenomas”/“number of subjects followed up “×”mean follow up time (year)” in the bottom row.