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. 2018 Jan 3;154(2):167–174. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2017.3631

Table 2. Risk of Keratinocyte Carcinoma in Year 1 and Time to Outcome During Overall Study Perioda.

Type of Lesion Fluorouracil Group: Participants With ≥1 Lesion, No. (%) Control Group: Participants With ≥1 Lesion, No. (%) Hazard Ratio (95% CI) Risk Ratio (95% CI) P Value of Risk Ratio
Year 1
KC 48 of 468 (10) 63 of 464 (14) 0.74
(0.51-1.08)
0.76
(0.53-1.08)
.12
BCC 45 of 468 (10) 50 of 464 (11) 0.89
(0.59-1.33)
0.89
(0.61-1.31)
.56
SCC 5 of 468 (1) 20 of 464 (4) 0.24
(0.09-0.65)
0.25
(0.09-0.65)
.002
Overall Study Period
KC 182 of 468 (39) 177 of 464 (38) 1.01
(0.83-1.25)
1.02
(0.87-1.20)
.82
BCC 151 of 468 (32) 148 of 464 (32) 1.02
(0.81-1.28)
1.01
(0.84-1.22)
.85
SCC 52 of 468 (11) 56 of 464 (12) 0.90
(0.62-1.31)
0.92
(0.65-1.31)
.65

Abbreviations: BCC, basal cell carcinoma; KC, keratinocyte carcinoma (ie, BCC or SCC); SCC, squamous cell carcinoma.

a

The median follow-up was 2.8 years (mean, 2.7 years) for both groups. In the fluorouracil group, 317 KCs (246 BCCs and 71 SCCs) were treated surgically during the overall study; 62 of these (57 BCCs and 5 SCCs) in year 1. In the control group, 330 KCs (251 BCCs and 79 SCCs) were treated surgically during the overall study; 91 of these (68 BCCs and 23 SCCs) in year 1.