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. 2011 Dec 17;378(9809):2081–2087. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(11)61049-0

Table 1.

Study population

Aspirin (n=427) Aspirin placebo (n=434) Total (n=861)
Time in CAPP2 intervention study (months) 25·0 (12·5; 0·8–60·6) 25·4 (14·2; 1·1–74·4) 25·2 (13·4; 0·8–74·4)
Time since study entry (months) 56·6 (30·9; 0·8–125·4) 54·8 (31·8; 1·6–128·0) 55·7 (31·4; 0·8–128·0)
Participants with first colorectal cancer
Since randomisation 18 30 48
Within 2 years of randomisation 10 10 20
More than 2 years from randomisation 8 20 28
Participants with other Lynch syndrome cancers*
Since randomisation 16 24 40
Within 2 years of randomisation 5 9 14
More than 2 years from randomisation 11 15 26
Participants with one or more Lynch syndrome cancer (including colorectal)
Since randomisation 34 52 86
Within 2 years of randomisation 15 19 34
More than 2 years from randomisation 19 33 52
Participants with non-Lynch syndrome cancers 19 19 38

Data are mean (SD; range) or n.

*

Two participants in the placebo group each had a colorectal cancer and another Lynch syndrome cancer; these participants were counted in the rows relating to both colorectal and other Lynch syndrome cancers; in the row relating to all Lynch syndrome cancers, these participants were counted only once.