Table 2.
Right | Left | |||||||
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Men | Women | Men | Women | |||||
Screening (n = 95) | Control (n = 76) | Screening (n = 92) | Control (n = 86) | Screening (n = 345) | Control (n = 285) | Screening (n = 209) | Control (n = 167) | |
T category | ||||||||
T ≤ 2 | 22 (26) | 9 (13) | 20 (23) | 10 (14) | 140 (43·1) | 73 (27·2) | 71 (39·4) | 36 (23·5) |
T > 2 | 63 (74) | 59 (87) | 66 (77) | 61 (86) | 185 (56·9) | 195 (72·8) | 109 (60·6) | 117 (76·5) |
Missing | 10 | 8 | 6 | 15 | 20 | 17 | 29 | 14 |
RR (control versus screening)* | ||||||||
Sex and laterality stratum† | 1·17 (1·00, 1·38) | 1·11 (0·95, 1·30) | 1·28 (1·13, 1·44) | 1·33 (1·15, 1·56) | ||||
Laterality stratum‡ | 1·14 (1·02, 1·28) | 1·30 (1·18, 1·43) | ||||||
Overall§ | 1·23 (1·15, 1·33) | |||||||
N category | ||||||||
N0 | 48 (59) | 38 (58) | 43 (52) | 32 (46) | 194 (61·0) | 138 (52·1) | 94 (54·0) | 82 (55·4) |
N ≥ 1 | 33 (41) | 28 (42) | 39 (48) | 37 (54) | 124 (39·0) | 127 (47·9) | 80 (46·0) | 66 (44·6) |
Missing | 14 | 10 | 10 | 17 | 27 | 20 | 35 | 19 |
RR (control versus screening)* | ||||||||
Sex and laterality stratum† | 1·04 (0·70, 1·53) | 1·11 (0·80, 1·53) | 1·23 (1·02, 1·48) | 1·05 (0·82, 1·35) | ||||
Laterality stratum‡ | 1·08 (0·84, 1·38) | 1·16 (1·00, 1·35) | ||||||
Overall§ | 1·14 (1·00, 1·29) | |||||||
M category | ||||||||
M0 | 70 (76) | 57 (75) | 64 (70) | 60 (71) | 289 (84·5) | 215 (75·7) | 173 (82·8) | 123 (74·5) |
M1 | 22 (24) | 19 (25) | 28 (30) | 25 (29) | 53 (15·5) | 69 (24·3) | 36 (17·2) | 42 (25·5) |
Missing | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 2 |
RR (control versus screening)* | ||||||||
Sex and laterality stratum† | 1·05 (0·61, 1·78) | 0·97 (0·61, 1·52) | 1·57 (1·14, 2·17) | 1·48 (1·00, 2·21) | ||||
Laterality stratum‡ | 1·00 (0·70, 1·41) | 1·53 (1·19, 1·97) | ||||||
Overall§ | 1·33 (1·08, 1·62) |
Values in parentheses are percentages unless indicated otherwise;
values in parentheses are 95 per cent confidence intervals.
Risk ratio (RR) estimated separately by sex and laterality for each stage category.
RR adjusted for sex and estimated separately by laterality for each stage category.
RR adjusted for sex and laterality, and estimated separately for each stage category response.
A RR above 1 indicates a greater prevalence of the higher T, N or M category in control versus screening group.