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. 2020 Feb 17;53:102643. doi: 10.1016/j.ebiom.2020.102643

Table 1.

Comparison of the baseline characteristics of the bladder cancer cases and the matched controls.

Baseline characteristics Bladder Cancer Cases (n = 30)
N (%)
Matched Controls (n = 101)
N (%)
P value
Age (years)a 0·769
59·1 (42·2 – 75·1) 57·7 (± 41·3 – 75·2)
Gender 0·891
• Male 21 (70) 72 (71·3)
• Female 9 (30) 29 (28·7)
Ethnicity 0·322
• Turkman 16 (53·3) 64 (63·4)
• Non-Turkman 14 (46·7) 37 (36·6)
Residence 0·237
• Rural 21 (70·0) 81 (80·2)
• Urban 9 (30·0) 20 (19·8)
Socioeconomic statusb 0·665
• Low 8 (26·7) 35 (34·7)
• Middle 13 (43·3) 36 (35·6)
• High 9 (30·0) 30 (29·7)
Regular tobacco consumption 0·039
• Never 13 (43·3) 65 (64·4)
• Ever 17 (56·7) 36 (35·6)
Regular opium consumption 0·037
• Never 17 (56·7) 77 (76·2)
• Ever 13 (43·3) 24 (23·8)
Regular alcohol drinking 0·181
• Never 26 (86·7) 95 (94·1)
• Ever 4 (13·3) 6 (5·9)
Time from sample collection until diagnosis of BC (years)a
Bladder cancer categories
• Non-muscle-invasive 9 (30·0)
• Muscle-invasive 16 (53·3)
• Un-known 5 (16·7)
a

Displayed as Median (Range).

N: Number; BC: Bladder Cancer.

b

Socioeconomic status was determined using a wealth score that was created using multiple correspondence analysis on the ownership of house, vehicle, and some home appliances.