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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 15.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Cancer. 2017 May 10;141(2):309–323. doi: 10.1002/ijc.30750

TABLE 1.

Characteristics of ILCOO studies

Study name Country Controls Period of
enrolment
Cases
Controls
Age range (years)
in protocol
Principal investigator (location) n Participation Rate* (%) n Participation
Rate * (%)
EAGLE Italy Population 2002–2005 407 86.6 498 72.4 35–79
MT Landi (Lombardy region)

ESTHER Germany Population 2000–2003 52 Nested case-control study 52 Nested case-control study 50–75
H Brenner (Saarland)

LCSS USA Population 1992–2009 2005 85 993 80 More than 18A
D Christiani (Boston, Massachusetts)

MLCCCS Canada Population 1996–1997 422 81.7 576 69.4 More than 35B
A Koushik (Montreal area)

MLCS USA Population/Hospital 1998–2010 540 80 777 80 No age restrictionC
CC Harris (Baltimore City and Eastern Shore of Maryland)

NELCS USA Population 2005–2008 149 61 148 46 30–74
E Duell (New Hampshire and Vermont)

TORONTO Canada Population/Hospital 1997–2002 235 62 559 60 20–84
RJ Hung; J McLaughlin (Metropolitan Toronto)

WELD USA Population 1984–2005 576 83 574 70.6 18–74
AG Schwartz (Wayne, Macomb and Oakland counties)

Total 4386 4177
*

Participation Rate as mentioned in the published study protocols.

A

Age range (years) in ILCCO: (23–93).

B

Age range (years) in ILCCO: (33–75).

C

Age range (years) in ILCCO: (27–97).