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. 2022 Nov 30;22:1238. doi: 10.1186/s12885-022-10310-2

Table 3.

Subgroup analyses of CT exposure radiation and the risks of cancer incidence

n OR (95% CI) I [2](%), Pheterogeneity Psubgroup
All studies 25 5.98 (3.46 to 10.35) 99.61, 0.00
Sex 0.71
 Men 18 4.89 (2.40 to 9.96) 99.43, 0.00
 Women 18 5.88 (2.96 to 11.68) 99.52, 0.00
Age 0.93
  < 45 years 11 5.79 (2.08 to 16.14) 99.64, 0.00
 45 to 65 years 11 5.04 (2.02 to 12.57) 99.47, 0.00
  > 65 years 8 6.66 (2.07 to 21.38) 98.00, 0.00
Scanning year 0.88
 Before 2007 8 3.83 (1.05 to 13.91) 98.86, 0.00
 After 2007 5 3.39 (1.60 to 7.72) 99.54, 0.00
Data type 0.00,0.00
 Actual 6 1.17 (0.89 to 1.55) 94.18, 0.00
 Actual (Except Burton et al. 2018) 5 1.32 (1.11 to 1.56) 80.79, 0.00
 Estimate 19 10.00 (5.87 to 17.05) 99.14, 0.00
Country 0.19
 NonAmerica 14 4.65 (2.15 to 10.05) 99.73, 0.00
 America 12 9.56 (4.48 to 20.40) 99.03, 0.00
Continent 0.58
 Asia 5 7.81 (1.57 to 38.89) 99.91, 0.00
 Europe 8 4.37 (2.00 to 9.56) 98.74, 0.00
 America 14 7.72 (3.42 to 17.42) 99.19, 0.00
Cancer type 0.01
 Nonleukemia 14 5.57 (2.36 to 13.16) 99.67, 0.00
 Leukemia 5 1.66 (1.29 to 2.15) 19.62, 0.21
CT scan sites 0.00
  < 3 15 3.38 (1.80 to 6.33) 99.23, 0.00
  ≥ 3 10 14.08 (6.60 to 30.05) 99.53, 0.00
Quality scores 0.25
  < 5 14 8.04 (4.38 to 14.75) 99.23, 0.00
  ≥ 5 11 4.12 (1.57 to 10.86) 99.69, 0.00

Abbreviations: OR Odds ratio, CI Confidence interval