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. 2013 Jan 15;105(2):141–148. doi: 10.1093/jnci/djs494

Table 2.

Annual mortality for years 1 to 10 after diagnosis of ovarian cancer*

BRCA1 BRCA2 No mutation
Year from diagnosis Person-years Deaths Annual mortality† Person-years Deaths Annual mortality Person-years Deaths Annual mortality Odds ratio (95% CI)‡
<1 20.7 1 0.048 17.1 0 0 213 29 0.136 0.19 (0.03–1.47)
(1,2] 61.8 9 0.145 41.9 4 0.095 563 110 0.195 0.64 (0.35–1.18)
(2,3] 82.9 14 0.169 58.5 11 0.188 902 123 0.136 1.30 (0.81–2.06)
(3,4] 88.7 20 0.225 64.3 6 0.093 992 133 0.134 1.27 (0.81–2.00)
(4,5] 74.1 10 0.135 61.4 10 0.163 928 90 0.097 1.52 (0.90–2.55)
(5,6] 64.7 7 0.108 51.0 11 0.216 854 42 0.049 3.16 (1.76–5.68)
(6,7] 53.9 3 0.056 39.8 5 0.126 756 27 0.036 2.39 (1.06–5.41)
(7,8] 45.1 3 0.066 29.0 6 0.207 621 35 0.056 2.16 (1.00–4.66)
(8,9] 36.8 4 0.109 21.2 2 0.094 504 3 0.026 4.01 (1.47–10.9)
(9,10] 28.2 5 0.177 17.3 0 0 444 9 0.020 5.41 (1.74–16.8)
All years 596.4 77 0.129 426.6 56 0.131 7511.8 616 0.082

* CI = confidence interval.† Annual mortality is the proportion of women alive at beginning of interval who died of ovarian cancer during the interval.

Odds for dying of ovarian cancer in 1–year period for women alive at beginning of interval, carriers vs noncarriers; Breslow–Day heterogeneity of odds ratios P = .0001.