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. 2021 Aug;149:106625. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2021.106625

Table 1.

Characteristics of the study population.

Cases
Controls
Cervical cancer rate per 100,000
N % N % PYa 1000's
Total 4271 100% 8437 100% 34,756 12.3
Birth cohort
 1928 to 1937 1312 31% 2596 31% 8906 14.7
 1938 to 1947 1886 44% 3733 44% 16,446 11.5
 1948 to 1956 1073 25% 2108 25% 9404 11.4
Age at diagnosis
 60-64y 1254 29% 2477 29% 10,791 11.6
 65-69y 1000 23% 1973 23% 9049 11.1
 70-74y 804 19% 1583 19% 6672 12.1
 75-79y 817 19% 1623 19% 5574 14.7
 80-84y 396 9% 781 9% 2671 14.8
Screening status between age 60-64y
 Screened 1528 36% 4885 58% 19,939 7.7
 Not screened 2743 64% 3552 42% 14,817 18.5
Screening history between age 50-59y
 None (born from 1938) 1424 33% 880 10% 3880 36.7
 None (born 1928 to 1937) 573 13% 720 9% 2372 24.2
 Abnormal screening 437 10% 450 5% 1898 23.0
 Irregular screening 409 10% 912 11% 3921 10.4
 One screen age 55-59y (born 1928 to 1937) 305 7% 733 9% 2483 12.3
 Well screened 1123 26% 4742 56% 20,202 5.6
Screening participation
 No screening 1856 43% 1309 16% 5267 35.2
 Screened irregularly 1445 34% 3538 42% 14,472 10.0
 Screened regularly 970 23% 3590 43% 15,169 6.4
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Person years.