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. 2020 Jun 11;56(6):285. doi: 10.3390/medicina56060285

Table 4.

Characteristics of the studies about UC patients included in the meta-analysis.

Author Year Location Region Data Source n. of PC/Patients with UC n. of PC/Control Population RR 95%CI
Karlèn et al. [15] 1999 Sweden Stockholm C.R. 7/1547 11,526/1,783,000 0.70 0.33–1.47
Bernstein et al. [16] 2001 Canada Manitoba C.R. 19/2672 8438/1,151,000 0.97 0.62–1.52
Winther et al. [17] 2004 Denmark Copenhagen P.B.C. 4/1160 2598/557,500 0.74 0.28–1.94
Hemminki et al. [18] 2008 Sweden Sweden C.R. 277/27,606 79,005/8,976,000 1.14 1.01–1.28
Jussila et al. [13] 2013 Finland Finland C.R. 150/16,649 56,718/5,351,000 0.85 0.73–1.00
Kappelman et al. [10] 2014 Denmark Denmark C.R. 258/35,152 33,976/5,554,844 1.21 1.08–1.35
Wilson et al. [20] 2016 UK UK CPRD 62/11,797 51/11,797 1.21 0.84–1.76
Jung et al. [21] 2017 Korea Korea HIRA-d 18/9787 26,904/50,750,000 3.47 2.19–5.51
So et al. [22] 2017 H.K. H.K. IBD-d 8/1603 14,936/7,392,000 2.47 1.24–4.93

UK: United Kingdom; H.K.: Hong Kong; C.R.: cancer register; P.B.C.: population-based cohort; CPRD: clinical practice research Datalink; HIRA-d: Health Insurance and Review Agency database; IBD: inflammatory bowel disease; n= number; PC: prostate cancer; UC: ulcerative colitis; RR: relative risk; CI: confidence intervals.