TABLE 5.
Number of deaths | Person-years | MR per 1,000 person-year (95% CI) |
|
Exposure to silica (N = 81) | 28 | 391 | 71.4 (47.4–103.2) |
No exposure to silica (N = 1,121) | 232 | 5,340 | 43.4 (38.0–49.4) |
Male patients (N = 162) | |||
Exposure to silica (N = 38) | 16 | 154 | 103.7 (59.3–168.4) |
No exposure to silica (N = 124) | 40 | 527 | 76.1 (54.3–103.6) |
Female patients (N = 1,040) | |||
Exposure to silica (N = 43) | 12 | 237 | 50.5 (26.1–88.2) |
No exposure to silica (N = 997) | 192 | 4,813 | 39.9 (34.4–45.9) |
Young patients < 50 years (N = 712) | |||
Exposure to silica (N = 59) | 14 | 305 | 45.9 (25.1–77.0) |
No exposure to silica (N = 653) | 110 | 3,211 | 34.2 (28.1–41.3) |
Older patients ≥ 50 years (N = 490) | |||
Exposure to silica (N = 22) | 14 | 87 | 161.2 (88.1–270.3) |
No exposure to silica (N = 468) | 122 | 2,129 | 57.4 (47.6–68.4) |
Disease duration < 5 year (N = 493) | |||
Exposure to silica (N = 39) | 13 | 151 | 86.1 (45.8–147.3) |
Not exposure to silica (N = 454) | 85 | 2,046 | 41.5 (33.2–51.4) |
Disease duration ≥ 5 year (N = 709) | |||
Exposure to silica (N = 42) | 15 | 241 | 62.2 (34.8–102.7) |
Not exposure to silica (N = 667) | 147 | 3,294 | 44.6 (37.7–52.4) |
The whole study sample contained 1,202 patients. MR, mortality rate.