TABLE 4.

Excess Relative Risks (ERRs)/Gy and Excess Absolute Rates (EARs)/Gy · 100,000 Person-Years of Mortality Due to Selected Cancers

Cause of death		Risk	95% CIa	p b
Uterine cervix	ERRc	0.003	−0.003d–0.01	0.29
	EARe	0.04	−0.05d–0.13	0.45
Uterine corpusf	ERR	0.00	−0.008d–0.03	0.42
	EAR	0.18	−0.53d–1.00	>0.5
Bladder	ERR	0.21	0.02–0.85	0.02
	EAR	0.75	−0.09d–1.87	0.09
Rectum	ERR	0.23	−0.11d–1.07	0.05
	EAR	1.83	0.09d–3.70	0.04
Ovary	ERR	0.31	0.12–0.68	<0.001
	EAR	6.06	3.22–9.11	<0.001
Colon	ERR	0.09	−0.01–0.24	0.10
	EAR	5.33	−1.05–12.87	0.11
Liver	ERR	–0.01	−0.80d–0.77d	>0.50
	EAR	–0.64	−12.00d–10.73d	>0.50
Stomach	ERR	0.21	−0.54d–1.14	0.46
	EAR	12.79	−0.43–30.75	0.06
Kidney	ERR	0.50	−0.91d–3.30	0.41
	EAR	–0.52	−7.47d–12.36	>0.50
Pancreas	ERR	–0.18	−0.35d–0.003d	0.16
	EAR	–1.13	−9.90d–7.64d	0.46

^a95% confidence interval.

^bLikelihood ratio test of ERR(EAR) > 0 versus ERR (EAR) ≤ = 0.

^cExcess relative risk (/Gy)

^dLikelihood-based estimation algorithm failed to identify an interval. A Wald-type CI was calculated.

^eExcess absolute rate (/Gy · 100,000 person-years) at attained age 60 for a women who was born in 1900.

^fERR and EAR for cancer of uterine corpus were analyzed after excluded nonirradiated women.