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. 2016 Nov 25;8(1):1278–1289. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.13606

Table 1. Characteristics of studies included in meta-analysis of smoking status and bladder cancer outcomes.

Study Setting (Country) Period Mean follow-up (months) Sample size Cur: For: Non Mean age (years) Sex (%) Disease stage NOS score Outcomes of Cur vs. Non and For vs. Non (SRRE 95%CI)
Recurrence Progression Cancer-specific mortality
Pastore 2015 [21] Database archive of the Department of Urology (Italy) 2008~2003 45.1 574 200: 216: 158 62.2 male 100 NMIBC 8 3.20(1.98-5.17)a 2.19(1.38-3.48)a
Grotenhuis 2015 [10] The Netherlands Cancer Registry (Netherlands) 1995~2010 44.4 963 292: 490: 181 63.9 male 82.1; female 17.9 NMIBC 8 0.93(0.67-1.29); 1.14(0.85-1.53) 0.80(0.45-1.42); 1.36(0.84-2.21)
Wyszynski 2014 [24] The New Hampshire State Cancer Registry (Lebanon) 1994~2001 72.0 726 214: 379: 123 61.6 male 76.4; female 23.6 NMIBC 8 1.51(1.08-2.13); 1.61(1.17-2.20)
Kim 2014 [17] Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (USA) 1990~2011 46.0 139 41: 63: 35 65.0 male 71.2, female 28.8 MIBC 8 0.91(0.44-1.84); 1.24(0.66-2.31) 1.07(0.44-2.60); 0.90(0.40-2.03)
Serretta 2013 [11] A randomized multicenter trial (Italy) 2002~2003 48.0 395 298: 97c 68.0 Male 86.1, female 13.9 NMIBC 9 1.39(0.40-2.24); 1.94(1.18-3.18)
Rink 2013 [7] Six international centers 1987~2007 49.0 2043 593: 956: 494 67.0 Male 78.7, female 21.3 NMIBC 8 1.22(1.01-1.48); 1.12(0.94-1.34) 2.09(1.29-3.39); 1.29(0.79-2.09) 1.12(0.85-1.47); 1.10(0.86-1.41)
Rink 2013 [8] Five international centers 2000~2008 34.3 1506 517: 693: 296 66.4 Male 77.3, female 22.7 MIBC 8 1.47(1.12-1.94); 1.26(0.96-1.66) 1.41(1.04-1.90); 1.22(0.91-1.63)
Da Silva 2013 [16] Four international institutions 1992~2008 34.0 1502 516: 693: 293 66.0 Male 78.4, female 21.6 MIBC 8 1.47(1.12-1.92); 1.27(0.98-1.65) 1.43(1.06-1.93); 1.24(0.98-1.66)
Lee 2012 [12] The Asan Medical Center (Korea) 1989~2008 56.0 602 159: 181: 262 62.2 Male 89.7, female 10.3 Both 8 0.91(0.63-1.31); 0.93(0.66-1.29) 0.94(0.64-1.37); 1.21(0.86-1.70)
Sfakianos 2011 [18] The Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (USA) 1994~2008 80.9 623 97: 386: 140 75.0 Male 67.9, female 32.1 NMIBC 7 1.04(0.77-1.40)b 1.05(0.84-1.32)b 1.16(0.65-2.10)b 1.00(0.64-1.58)b 1.27(0.64-2.53)b 1.14(0.66-1.97)b
Chade 2010 [19] The Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (USA) 1998~2008 48.0 155 11: 91: 44 69.0 Male 85.2; female 14.8 NMIBC 7 1.22(0.46-3.21)b 1.16(0.62-2.18)b . 0.86(0.35-2.11)b 1.02(0.63-1.66)b
Ahirwar 2008 [23] Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (India) 2004~2007 13.0 136 46: 27: 63 61.6 Male 87.5; female 12.5 Both 8 0.72(0.37-2.16); 1.17(0.59-2.31)
Chen 2007 [9] National Taiwan university hospital (China) 1997~2005 38.0 265 78: 123: 64 67.1 male 100 NMIBC 9 1.00(0.55-1.82); 0.64(0.32-1.23)
Leibovici 2005 [20] Anderson Cancer Center & Baylor College of Medicine (USA) 1995~2003 20.8 195 44: 99: 52 62.6 Male 76.9; female 23.1 NMIBC 7 0.81(0.47-1.37); 1.11(0.73-1.70) 0.59(0.17-2.03); 1.30(0.53-3.16)
Allard 1995 [22] Fifteen acute-care participating hospitals (Canada) 1990~1992 23.7 368 162: 150: 56 65.1 Male 73.6; female 26.4 NMIBC 7 1.45(0.94-2.24); 1.28(0.82-1.98)

Abbreviations: Cur, current smokers; For, former smokers; Non, non-smokers; SRRE, summary relative risk estimates; CI, confidence interval; NOS, Newcastle-Ottawa scale; MIBC, muscle invasive bladder cancer; NMIBC, non-muscle invasive bladder cancer.

a

the effect estimates in this study is odd ratio (OR) with 95%CI;

b

the HR and 95%CI is extracted from the univariate model;

c

only reported the sample size of smoker and non-smoker.