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. 2013 Jun 27;8(6):e67420. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0067420

Table 3. Overall and age-specific incidence densities and relative hazards of endometrial cancer (ICD-9∶182) in the diabetes and control groups.

Control Group Diabetes Group Crude HR (95% CI) in association with diabetes group Adjusted HR (95% CI) in association with diabetes group
No. of subjects No. of events ID* (per 10,000 patient-years) (95% CI) No. of subjects No. of events ID* (per 10,000 patient-years) (95% CI)
Age (years)
20–49 55602 77 0.16(0.12–0.20) 55601 134 0.28(0.24–0.34) 1.81(1.37–2.41) 1.85(1.36–2.50)
50–64 128389 188 0.17(0.14–0.19) 128389 246 0.23(0.21–0.27) 1.40(1.16–1.69) 1.64(1.34–2.02)
≧65 135317 107 0.10(0.08–0.12) 135318 140 0.15(0.13–0.18) 1.47(1.15–1.90) 1.67(1.28–2.19)
Total 319308 372 0.14(0.13–0.15) 319310 520 0.21(0.19–0.23) 1.52(1.33–1.74) 1.71(1.48–1.97)

ID, incidence density; CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; AHR, adjusted hazard ratio.

*

Based on Poisson assumption.

Based on Cox proportional hazard regression with adjustment for age, geographic area, urbanization status, Charlson’s score, history of hypertension, and frequency of medical visit.