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. 2019 May 13;5(2):e12603. doi: 10.2196/12603

Table 1.

Characteristics of long-term colorectal cancer survivors in a Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results-Medicare database (2000 to 2011; N=32,501).

SEERa-Medicare characteristic and value n (%)
Hispanic/Latino (SEER-North American Association of Cancer Registries Hispanic Identification Algorithm identity)
Hispanic/Latino 1509 (4.64)
Non-Hispanic 30,992 (95.36)
Received a pneumococcal vaccine
Yes 16,252 (50.00)
No 16,249 (50.00)
Age at diagnosis (years)
66-69 5367 (16.51)
70-74 8207 (25.25)
75-79 8283 (25.49)
80-84 6407 (19.71)
85+ 4237 (13.04)%
Gender
Male 13993 43.05%
Female 18508 (56.95)
Urban status
Urban/Metro 28,533 (87.79)
Rural 3968 (12.21)
Census tract federal poverty level (%)
0 to <5 9464 (29.12)
5 to <10 9161 (28.19)
10 to <20 8795 (27.06)
>20 5081 (15.63)
Number of comorbidities (Charlson Index)
0 21807 (67.10)
1 7339 (22.58)
2 2372 (7.30)
3 or more 983 (3.0)
Marital status
Divorced 1800 (5.54)
Married 17473 (53.76)
Other 10,987 (33.81)
Single 2241 (6.90)
Tumor stage at diagnosis
Localized 18,689 (57.50)
Regional 12,297 (37.84)
Distant 870 (2.7)
Unstaged 645 (1.98)
SEER registry region
San Francisco 1119 (3.44)
Connecticut 2261 (6.96)
San Jose 721 (2.2)
Los Angeles 2120 (6.52)
Greater California 5124 (15.77)
New Jersey 5620 (17.29)
New Mexico 744 (2.3)
Otherb 14792 (45.51)

aSEER: Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results.

bCombined if less than 50 in the registry identified as Hispanic.