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. 2017 Apr 21;12(4):e0175701. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0175701

Table 2. Age-standardized lymphoid leukemia and lymphoma incidence rates (per million person-years) in children and adolescents in Manitoba, Canada: 1984–2013.

Classification Male Female
0–14 years 0–19 years 0–14 years 0–19 years
N Rate (95% CI) N Rate (95% CI) N Rate (95% CI) N Rate (95% CI)
Lymphoid leukemia 155 41.5
(34.9–48.0)
171 34.0
(28.9–39.1)
117 32.9
(25.9–38.9)
125 26.2
(21.5–30.7)
Hodgkin lymphoma 19 5.1
(2.8–7.4)
53 10.5
(7.7–13.3)
13 3.7
(1.7–5.6)
60 12.5
(9.4–15.7)
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (overall) 40 10.7
(7.4–14.0)
63 12.5
(9.3–15.4)
23 6.5
(3.8–9.1)
37 7.7
(5.2–10.2)
 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (except Burkitt lymphomas) 27 7.2
(4.5–9.9)
47 9.3
(6.7–12.0)
17 4.8
(2.5–7.1)
30 6.3
(4.0–8.5)
  Precursor cell lymphomas 11 2.9
(1.2–4.7)
14 2.8
(1.3–4.2)
S 1.4
(0.2–2.6)
9 1.9
(0.6–3.1)
  Mature B-cell lymphomas (except Burkitt lymphomas) 6 1.6
(0.3–2.9)
17 3.4
(1.8–4.9)
S 1.4
(0.2–2.6)
13 2.7
(1.2–4.2)
  Mature T-cell and NK-cell lymphomas 6 1.6
(0.3–2.9)
8 1.6
(0.5–2.7)
S 1.4
(0.2–2.6)
S 1.0
(0.1–1.9)
  Non-Hodgkin lymphomas, NOS S 1.1
(0.0–2.1)
8 1.6
(0.5–2.7)
S 0.6
(0.0–1.3)
S 0.6
(0.0–1.3)
 Burkitt lymphoma/leukemia 13 3.5
(1.9–5.4)
16 3.2
(1.6–4.7)
6 0.7
(0.3–3.0)
7 1.5
(0.4–2.5)
Unspecified lymphomas 0 S 0.6
(0.0–1.3)

N; number of case; NOS, not otherwise specified; S, suppressed for any values under 6.