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. 2017 Sep 16;8(49):86217–86226. doi: 10.18632/oncotarget.21040

Table 1. Frequency distribution of select characteristics in cervical cases and controls.

Variablesa Test set P Validation set P
Cases Controls Cases Controls
n = 571 (%) n = 657 (%) n = 608 (%) n =1165 (%)
Age, year (mean ± SD) 47.5 ± 10.1 47.3 ± 10.6 0.726 51.5±9.4 51.6±10.7 0.971
Parity
 0-1 324 (58.3) 446 (75.2) < 0.001 323(54.2) 800(72.6) <0.001
 ≥ 2 232 (41.7) 147 (24.8) 273(45.8) 302(27.4)
Abortion
 No 377 (70.5) 402 (72.0) 0.565 242(40.7) 454(41.5) 0.762
 Yes 158 (29.5) 156 (28.0) 352(59.3) 640(58.5)
Menopausal status
 Premenopausal 240 (44.0) 127 (21.1) < 0.001 318(52.65) 436(39.7) <0.001
 Postmenopausal 306 (56.0) 476 (78.9) 286(47.35) 661(60.3)
Histologic types
 Squamous cell carcinoma 538 (94.2) 550(90.5)
 Adenocarcinomas 24 (4.2) 31(5.1)
 Adenosquamous carcinoma 4 (0.7) 16(2.6)
 Othersb 5 (0.9) 11(1.8)
Stage
 I 383 (68.0) 391(64.3)
 II 145 (25.8) 209(34.4)
 III 28 (5.0) 2(0.3)
 IV 7 (1.2) 6(1.0)

a Some cases lack information of selected variables.

b Other histological types, such as cervical choriocarcinoma.