Skip to main content
. 2002 Dec;130(3):495–500. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2249.2002.02004.x

Table 5.

Observed (Obs) and expected (Exp) numbers and standardized incidence ratios (SIRs) of cancer among relatives of patients with IgA deficiency or CVID in Denmark and Sweden

All malignant neoplasms Stomach cancer Lymphomas



Subgroup of relatives No Obs Exp SIR 95% CI Obs Exp SIR 95% CI Obs Exp SIR 95% CI
All 2071 219 194·4 1·1 1·0–1·3 5 8·0 0·6 0·2–1·5 8 6·9 1·2 0·5–2·3
Familial relationship
 Parents 920 134 127·5 1·1 0·9–1·3 0 5·2 0·0–0·7 3 4·3 0·7 0·1–2·0
 Siblings 805 10 10·2 1·0 0·5–1·8 0 0·1 0·0–30·7 0 0·8 0·0–4·7
 Offspring1 93 0 0·6 0·0–6·5 0 0·0 0 0·1 0·0–61·5
 Grandparents2 253 75 56·2 1·3 1·0–1·7 5 2·7 1·9 0·6–4·4 5 1·8 2·8 0·9–6·6
Type of immunodeficiency
 IgA deficiency 1445 166 142·2 1·2 1·0–1·4 5 5·8 0·9 0·3–2·0 5 5·1 1·0 0·3–2·3
 CVID 626 53 52·2 1·0 0·8–1·3 0 2·0 0·0–1·8 3 1·8 1·6 0·3–4·8
Country
 Denmark 505 13 17·8 0·7 0·4–1·3 0 0·3 0·0–11·5 1 0·7 1·4 0·0–8·0
 Sweden 1566 206 176·6 1·2 1·0–1·3 5 7·6 0·7 0·2–1·5 7 6·2 1·1 0·5–2·3

CVID, common variable immunodeficiency.

1

Only identified in Denmark.

2

Only identified in Sweden.