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Table 1 Characteristics of patients with pelvic inflammatory disease and comparison subjects

From: Risk of uterine, ovarian and breast cancer following pelvic inflammatory disease: a nationwide population-based retrospective cohort study

 

PID (%)

Control (%)

P values

No.

32,268

32,268

 

Age (years) a

34.48 (27.46 – 42.06)

34.48 (27.47 – 42.06)

0.972

Distribution of age

  

>0.999

 20 – 39

22,221 (68.86)

22,221 (68.86)

 

 40 – 59

9299 (28.82)

9299 (28.82)

 

  > 60

748 (2.32)

748 (2.32)

 

Comorbidities

   

 Hypertension

1985 (6.15)

1640 (5.08)

<0.001b

 Diabetes mellitus

1452 (4.50)

1106 (3.43)

< 0.001b

 Dyslipidemia

1816 (5.63)

1266 (3.92)

< 0.001b

 Coronary artery disease

51 (0.16)

37 (0.11)

0.137

 Congestive heart failure

181 (0.56)

132 (0.41)

0.006b

 Cerebrovascular disease

437 (1.35)

348 (1.08)

0.002b

 Chronic pulmonary disease

1684 (5.22)

1230 (3.81)

< 0.001b

Degree of urbanization

  

< 0.001b

 Urban

20,634 (63.95)

21,167 (65.60)

 

 Suburban

8,998(27.89)

8,632 (26.75)

 

 Rural

2,159 (6.69)

1,971 (6.11)

 

Income group

  

< 0.001b

 Low income

13,021 (40.35)

13,978 (43.32)

 

 Median income

15,719 (48.71)

13,016 (40.34)

 

 High income

3,528 (10.93)

5,274 (16.34)

 

Follow-up, years a

8.84 (8.04 – 9.51)

8.84 (8.04 – 9.51)

>0.999

Newly diagnosed cancers, N (%)

 Ovarian cancer

34 (0.11)

24 (0.07)

0.192

 Breast cancer

228 (0.71)

222 (0.69)

0.777

 Uterine cancer

35 (0.11)

27 (0.08)

0.313

Age of diagnosis of cancer (years) a

 Ovarian cancer

45.50 (40.75 – 59.00)

46.50 (41.25 – 51.75)

0.183

 Breast cancer

46.00 (40.00 – 52.00)

45.00 (41.00 – 50.00)

0.397

 Uterine cancer

47.00 (40.00 – 56.00)

52.00 (45.00 – 55.00)

0.222

  1. PID pelvic inflammatory disease
  2. a Median (interquartile range)
  3. bStatistical significance