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. 2014 Feb 23;106(3):dju009. doi: 10.1093/jnci/dju009

Table 4.

Incidence and mortality after 12 years (until December 2011)*

Outcome No. Screening group AAR (95% CI) No. Control group AAR (95% CI) IRR (95% CI) P
PYO Crude rate (95% CI) PYO Crude rate (95% CI)
Cervical cancer incidence 161 602152.3 26.74 (23.41 to 30.74) 28.98 (24.51 to 33.45) 166 603811.8 27.49 (23.66 to 32.09) 29.44 (27.15 to 31.73) 0.973 (0.795 to 1.190) .79
Cervical cancer mortality 67 602696.5 11.12 (9.09 to 13.78) 14.44 (12.68 to 16.20) 98 604228.2 16.22 (14.05 to 18.82) 19.83 (17.83 to 21.83) 0.685 (0.535 to 0.878) .003
All-cause mortality 4909 602696.5 814.51 (721.54 to 920.03) 1340.48 (1321.18 to 1359.61) 5275 604228.2 873.01 (778.08 to 980.08) 1391.25 (1372.09 to 1410.41) 0.933 (0.792 to 1.100) .41

* Crude and age-adjusted rates [(AARs; adjusted for world standard population (28,29)] are per 100000 women years of observation. Probability was calculated using two-sided Pearson’s χ2 test. IRR = incidence rate ratio calculated by Poisson regression model after adjusting for cluster design; PYO = person-years of observation.