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. 2022 Sep 16;12:947981. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.947981

Table 4.

Subgroup analysis of the prevalence of lung cancer in COPD.

Subgroups Studies Total Events Model ES Heterogeneity P difference
n (95%CI) I 2 P
Gender
Male 9 62627 3472 random 5.09% (3.48%, 6.70%) 98.80% 0 0.000
Female 8 45620 1724 random 2.52% (1.57%, 4.05%) 99.90% 0 0.000
Smoking status
Never smoking 4 52863 744 random 0.68% (0.10%, 4.65%) 100% 0 0.000
Former smoking 4 20812 323 random 3.42% (1.51%, 5.32%) 97.600% 0 0.000
Current smoking 5 9879 731 random 8.98% (4.61%, 13.35%) 98.40% 0 0.000
COPD severity
Mild 6 5311 151 random 3.89% (2.14%, 7.06%) 99.40% 0 0.000
Moderate 3 1986 141 random 6.67% (3.20%, 10.14%) 87.00% 0 0.000
Severe 2 835 70 random 5.57% (1.89%, 16.39%) 94.70% 0 0.000
Cancer type
Small cell carcinoma 3 8213 35 random 0.78% (0.78%, 1.77%) 99.70% 0 0.000
Adenocarcinoma 3 8213 68 random 1.59% (0.23%, 2.94%) 90.90% 0 0.022
Squamous cell carcinoma 3 8213 75 random 1.35% (0.57%, 3.23%) 99.70% 0 0.000
Region
European 15 531191 18711 random 3.21% (2.36%, 4.06%) 99.6% 0 0.000
Western Pacific region 12 287245 17558 random 7.78% (5.06%, 10.5%) 99.9% 0 0.000
Americas 2 6888 180 random 3.25% (0.88%, 5.61%) 94.40% 0 0.007

CH, Cohort study; CS, Cross-sectional study; CC, Case-control study.