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Table 2 Risk of colorectal cancer, overall and according to clinicopathological factors, in relation to HRT and ERT use

From: Associations of hormone replacement therapy and oral contraceptives with risk of colorectal cancer defined by clinicopathological factors, beta-catenin alterations, expression of cyclin D1, p53, and microsatellite-instability

Tumour subgroups

HRT use

Number of cases

HR crude

p

HR adjusted

p

CRC

No

236

1.00

 

1.00

 

ERT

24

0.89(0.59-1.35)

0.583

0.94(0.62-1.44)

0.788

CHRT

41

0.74(0.53-1.03)

0.076

0.94(0.67-1.31)

0.701

T stage 1 & 2

No

54

1.00

 

1.00

 

ERT

3

0.53(0.17-1.70)

0.284

0.56(0.17-1.80)

0.560

CHRT

3

0.24(0.09-0.77)

0.016

0.30(0.09-0.96)

0.043

T stage 3 & 4

No

156

1.00

 

1.00

 

ERT

17

0.93(0.56-1.52)

0.761

1.01(0.61-1.67)

0.966

CHRT

32

0.87(0.59-1.27)

0.471

1.14(0.77-1.68)

0.511

N0

No

119

1.00

 

1.00

 

ERT

14

1.03(0.59-1.79)

0.912

1.15(0.66-2.01)

0.615

CHRT

22

0.79(0.50-1.24)

0.302

1.05(0.66-1.67)

0.838

N1 & N2

No

79

1.00

 

1.00

 

ERT

7

0.75(0.35-1.63)

0.471

0.78(0.36-1.68)

0.522

CHRT

15

0.81(0.47-1.40)

0.449

0.95(0.54-1.67)

0.860

M0

No

181

1.00

 

1.00

 

ERT

20

0.96(0.61-1.52)

0.863

1.04(0.66-1.66)

0.861

CHRT

34

0.80(0.55-1.15)

0.232

1.03(0.71-1.49)

0.893

M1

No

45

1.00

 

1.00

 

ERT

4

0.78(028–2.16)

0.632

0.77(0.28-2.16)

0.625

CHRT

7

0.66(0.30-1.47)

0.311

0.80(0.36-1.80)

0.589

  1. Adjusted for age, bmi, educational level, smoking habits and alcohol consumption.