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. 2014 Jul 20;2014:396947. doi: 10.1155/2014/396947

Table 1.

Demographic and etiologic characteristics of osteosarcoma cases and controls.

Variable Controls (n = 428) Cases (n = 247) P
n % n
Sex
 Male 265 61.9 154 62.3 0.934
 Female 163 38.1 93 37.7
Age (yrs)
 ≤26 278 65.0 161 65.2 0.952
 >26 150 35.0 86 34.8
Race
 Han 279 65.2 159 64.4 0.555
 Minority 149 34.8 88 35.6
Smoking status
 No 398 93.0 231 93.5 0.792
 Yes 30 7.0 16 6.5
Drinking status
 No 402 93.9 233 94.3 0.829
 Yes 26 6.1 14 5.7
Paget's disease
 No 428 100.0 246 96.6 0.366
 Yes 0 0.0 1 0.4
Trauma
 No 411 96.0 228 92.3 0.038
 Yes 17 4.0 19 7.7
Radiation exposure
 No 415 97.0 236 95.5 0.339
 Yes 13 3.0 11 4.5
PBBLb
 No 428 100.0 246 96.6 0.366
 Yes 0 0.0 1 0.4

aThe mean ± S.D. ages were 26.38 ± 15.51 and 26.31 ± 14.16 for cases and controls, respectively.

bPBBL refers to the preexisting benign bone lesions, including fibrous dysplasia, osteochondromatosis, and chondromatosis.