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. 2013 May 5;178(4):652–660. doi: 10.1093/aje/kwt009

Table 1.

Characteristics of Participants in a Case-Control Study of Bladder Cancer, Spanish Bladder Cancer Study, 1998–2001

Characteristic Cases (n = 686)
Controls (n = 750)
Odds Ratioa 95% Confidence Interval
No. % No. %
Sex  
 Male 603 87.9 652 86.9
 Female 83 12.1 98 13.1
Mean age, years 64.57 (10.2)b 63.87 (10.0)
Geographical area  
 Alicante 58 8.5 66 8.8
 Asturias 295 43.0 321 42.8
 Barcelona 118 17.2 137 18.3
 Manresa 26 3.8 26 3.5
 Sabadell 62 9.0 55 7.3
 Tenerife 127 18.5 145 19.3
High-risk profession  
 No 558 81.3 639 85.2 1.00 Reference
 Yes 128 18.7 111 14.8 1.29 0.96, 1.74
Smoking status  
 Never smoker 128 18.7 272 36.3 1.00 Reference
 Former smoker 276 40.2 315 42.0 2.64 1.89, 3.69
 Current smoker 282 41.1 163 21.7 6.01 4.21, 8.58
  Ptrend <0.001
Quartile of fruit and vegetable consumption, g/dayc  
 0–421.8 166 29.5 137 24.9 1.00 Reference
 >421.8–671.0 148 26.3 135 24.5 0.88 0.63, 1.23
 >671.0–1,000.6 142 25.2 138 25.0 0.77 0.55, 1.08
 >1,000.6 107 19.0 141 25.6 0.59 0.41, 0.83
  Ptrend 0.023

a Odds ratios from conditional logistic regression models stratified by matched set. Cases and controls were matched on sex, age (in 5-year groups), and geographical area.

b Numbers in parentheses, standard deviation.

c Numbers do not total 686 and 750 because of missing data (included in a separate category).