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. 2016 Mar 24;114(9):1038–1044. doi: 10.1038/bjc.2016.68

Table 3. Descriptive statistics of study population by the participation in screening at index invitation.

  Cases
Controls
  All, n Participation in screening, n (%) All, n Participation in screening, n (%)
All 1907 1451 (76) 18 978 16 347 (86)
Age at death (years)
50–54 123 95 (77) 1246 1140 (91)
55–59 371 286 (77) 3698 3352 (91)
60–64 433 334 (77) 4310 3878 (90)
65–69 416 325 (78) 4115 3573 (87)
70–74 302 230 (76) 3006 2473 (82)
75–84 182 127 (70) 1810 1366 (75)
Period of death
1992–1996 117 90 (77) 1160 1021 (88)
1997–2001 361 268 (74) 3581 3111 (87)
2002–2006 585 452 (77) 5833 5018 (86)
2007–2011 844 641 (76) 8404 7197 (86)
Age at index invitation
50–54 517 426 (82) 5177 4702 (91)
55–59 774 590 (76) 7677 6855 (89)
60–64 431 305 (71) 4289 3345 (78)
65–74 185 130 (70) 1835 1445 (79)
Period of index invitation
1992–1996 917 704 (77) 9123 7612 (83)
1997–2001 606 461 (76) 6024 5317 (88)
2002–2006 302 236 (78) 3011 2702 (90)
2007–2011 93 59 (63) 930 816 (88)
Follow-up time (years)
0–2.9 394 276 (70) 3913 3506 (89)
3–4.9 337 265 (79) 3376 3014 (89)
5–7.9 386 297 (77) 3824 3351 (87)
8–11.9 421 330 (78) 4188 3712 (88)
12–19.9 369 283 (77) 3677 2928 (79)

Note: Controls were categorised according to case's follow-up time category, that is, time from index invitation to death.