Skip to main content
. 2012 Jul 3;107(3):575–582. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2012.289

Table 4. Deprivation gap in grade-specific prostate cancer incidence from 1997 to 2007 in the West of Scotland.

Deprivation group Number of incident cases EASR per 100 000 cases 95% CIs EASR ratio Estimated excess cases Annual excess cases/100 000 cases
Low-grade disease (Gleason ⩽7)
 1997–2002            
  Affluent 623 41.79 (20.57, 63.01) 1 0 No significant difference
  Intermediate 1709 36.63 (26.32, 46.95) 0.88 −241  
  Deprived 701 34.88 (20.19, 49.58) 0.83 −139  
  Overall 3033 37.77 (22.36, 53.18)   −379  
  P-value for trend   0.07        
             
 2003–2007            
  Affluent 682 56.20 (31.19, 81.21) 1 0 0
  Intermediate 1945 48.33 (36.40, 60.27) 0.86 −317 −63
  Deprived 638 45.73 (28.81, 62.65) 0.81 −146 −29
  Overall 3265 50.09 (32.13, 68.04)   −463 −93
  P-value for trend   0.02        
             
High-grade disease (Gleason 8–10)
 1997–2002            
  Affluent 258 19.30 (05.33, 33.26) 1 0 No significant difference
  Intermediate 865 19.02 (11.75, 26.28) 0.99 −13  
  Deprived 433 18.11 (07.75, 28.46) 0.94 −28  
  Overall 1556 18.81 (08.28, 29.34)   −41  
  P-value for trend   0.36        
             
 2003–2007            
  Affluent 359 28.80 (11.29, 46.31) 1 0 No significant difference
  Intermediate 1027 26.68 (17.97, 35.38) 0.93 −82  
  Deprived 407 23.18 (11.35, 35.01) 0.80 −99  
  Overall 1793 26.22 (13.54, 38.90)   −180  
  P-value for trend   0.07        

Abbreviations: EASR=European age-standardised rate; CIs=confidence intervals.