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. 2021 Jun 5;397(10290):2182–2193. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(21)00731-5

Table 2.

Summary of incidence and case fatality rate by FIGO 2014 stage for ovarian and tubal cancer

FIGO 2014 stage
Total
I II III IV Unable to stage
Ovarian and tubal cancers (WHO 2014 classification)*
No screening
Cases 212 (20·9%) 73 (7·2%) 510 (50·2%) 208 (20·5%) 13 (1·3%) 1016
Deaths 20 (9·4%) 24 (32·9%) 391 (76·7%) 174 (83·7%) 10 (76·9%) 609 (59·9%)
MMS
Cases 155 (29·7%) 42 (8·0%) 242 (46·4%) 78 (14·9%) 5 (1·0%) 522
Deaths 23 (14·8%) 16 (38·1%) 190 (78·5%) 62 (79·5%) 4 (80·0%) 291 (55·7%)
USS
Cases 121 (23·4%) 36 (7·0%) 253 (48·9%) 105 (20·3%) 2 (0·4%) 517
Deaths 8 (6·6%) 6 (16·7%) 188 (74·3%) 88 (83·8%) 2 (100·0%) 290 (56·1%)
Between group differences in cases compared with no screening at 9·5 years after end of screening
MMS 47·2% (19·7 to 81·1) 15·9% (−20·7 to 69·4) −4·4% (−18·0 to 11·4) −24·5% (−41·8 to −2·0) .. ..
USS 17·0% (−6·4 to 46·2) 1·1% (−32·2 to 50·6) 1·7% (−12·6 to 18·2) 3·4% (−18·2 to 30·8) .. ..
Invasive epithelial ovarian and tubal cancers (WHO 2014 classification)*
No screening
Cases 116 (12·8%) 69 (7·6%) 501 (55·3%) 208 (23·0%) 12 (1·3%) 906
Deaths 18 (15·5%) 24 (34·8%) 391 (78·0%) 174 (83·7%) 10 (83·3%) 617 (68·1%)
MMS
Cases 91 (20·1%) 41 (9·1%) 237 (52·4%) 78 (17·3%) 5 (1·1%) 452
Deaths 22 (24·2%) 16 (39·0%) 190 (80·2%) 62 (79·5%) 4 (80·0%) 294 (65·0%)
USS
Cases 55 (12·4%) 35 (7·9%) 249 (56·0%) 104 (23·4%) 2 (0·4%) 445
Deaths 7 (12·7%) 6 (17·1%) 186 (74·7%) 87 (83·7%) 2 (100·0%) 288 (64·7%)
Between group differences in cases compared with no screening at 9·5 years after end of screening
MMS 52·2% (16·8 to 98·4) 15·8% (−19·4 to 66·4) −4·8% (−18·3 to 10·9) −23·7% (−40·7 to −1·7) .. ..
USS −8·0% (−32·7 to 25·7) −5·2% (−35·8 to 39·9) 0·5% (−13·6 to 16·8) −0·8% (−21·3 to 25·1) .. ..

Data for cases are n (%); data for deaths are n (case fatality rate for stage); data for between group differences in cases are percentage (95% CI). FIGO=Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics. MMS=multimodal screening. USS=ultrasound screening.

*

Includes cases previously designated as primary peritoneal cancer as per WHO 2003 classification.

Between group differences from a poisson model with length of analysis time as exposure variable; percentage difference taken from the incidence rate ratio, where percentage difference equals incidence rate ratio minus 1 multiplied by 100%.