Table 2.

Geographic origin (city or county of residence) of patients who received radiotherapy at the Greater Poland Cancer Centre in 2013. The table shows the subregions with major cities, counties, population, cancer incidence, number of patients from each region, and percentage of patients from each region relative to the cancer incidence in that subregion.¹²,¹⁵

	City or County				Radiotherapy patients from a given subregion
Subregion (main city)	#	Name	Population	New cancer patients from a given subregion	n	% of incidence	% of all radiotherapy patients
Poznan	1 2	* City of Poznan Land county of Poznan	897 812	4 618	1551	33.6	35.2
	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11	* City of Poznan Land counties/districts of Poznan Oborniki Miedzychod Szamotuly Nowy Tomysl Gniezno Grodzisk Srem Sroda Wrzesnia	1 547 256	7 385	3006	40.7	68.2
Pila	12 13 14 15 16	Land counties/districts of Pila Zlotow Czarnkow-Trzcianka Chodziez Wagrowiec	414 003	1 615	383	23.7	8.7
Konin	17 18 19 20	* City of Konin Land counties/districts of Konin Słupca Kolo Turek	439 157	1 847	344	18.6	7.8
Leszno	21 22 23 24 25	* City of Leszno Land counties/districts of Leszno Koscian Wolsztyn Gostyn Rawicz	390 508	1 615	331	20.5	7.5
Kalisz	26 27 28 29 30 31 32	* City of Kalisz, Land counties/districts of Kalisz Jarocin Pleszew Krotoszyn Ostrow Ostrzeszow Kepno	672 495	2 587	342	13.2	7.8
All			3 463 419	15 049	4406