Table 4.
SMR | Total cohort | Male |
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white | other | total | ||
Overall SMR 95% CI Deaths |
0.76** (0.72–0.79)*** n = 1638 |
0.77** (0.73–0.81) n = 1204 |
0.60** (0.49–0.72) n = 136 |
0.76** (0.72–0.79) n = 1340 |
TCE Exposure of 0 Deaths |
0.78 (0.57–1.04) n = 46 |
0.71 (0.47–1.02) n = 27 |
2.41 (0.06–13.44) n = 1 |
0.72 (0.49–1.04) n = 28 |
TCE Exposure of 0 or 1 Deaths |
0.73** (0.65–0.81) n = 327 |
0.74** (0.64–0.85) n = 176 |
0.81 (0.40–1.44) n = 14 |
0.74** (0.65–0.85) n = 190 |
TCE Exposure of 2 or 3 Deaths |
0.76** (0.70–0.82) n = 584 |
0.77** (0.72–0.84) n = 442 |
0.70** (0.55–0.88) n = 76 |
0.76** (0.70–0.83) n = 518 |
TCE Exposure of 0, 1, 2, or 3 Deaths |
0.75** (0.70–0.80) n = 911 |
0.76** (0.71–0.82) n = 618 |
0.71** (0.57–0.88) n = 90 |
0.76** (0.70–0.81) n = 708 |
TCE Exposure of 4 or 5 Deaths |
0.71** (0.66–0.76) n = 727 |
0.74** (0.68–0.79) n = 586 |
0.38** (0.25–0.56) n = 46 |
0.71** (0.66–0.77) n = 632 |
SMR — standardized mortality ratios, TCE — trichloroethylene.
Workers with complete exposure information as needed per LTAS requirements.
Two-Sided P < 0.01.
95% Confidence Interval.