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Table 1 Characteristics of CRC for each calendar period of admission

From: Long-term trends in colorectal cancer: incidence, localization, and presentation

Year

1980–1986

1987–1996

1997–2006

2007–2016

Total

P value

Patients

     

0.53 a

 Male

136 (51)

270 (54)

341 (51)

447 (54)

1.194

 

 Female

133 (49)

234 (46)

322 (49)

385 (46)

1.074

 

Age

     

0.004 b

 < 65

75 (28)

130 (26)

189 (29)

183 (22)

577

 

 65–75

83 (31)

179 (36)

173 (26)

272 (33)

707

 

 75–80

50 (19)

76 (15)

122 (18)

142 (17)

390

 

 80–85

46 (17)

75 (15)

109 (16)

128 (15)

358

 

 > 85

15 (6)

44 (9)

70 (11)

107 (13)

236

 

Localization

     

0.29 c

 Right colon

99 (37)

177 (35)

252 (38)

327 (39)

855

 

 Left colon

78 (29)

168 (33)

211 (32)

239 (29)

696

 

 Rectum

92 (34)

159 (32)

200 (30)

266 (32)

717

 

Acute presentation

 Colorectal obstruction

23 (8.6)

57 (11.3)

63 (9.5)

88 (10.6)

231

0.69 a

 Perforation

18 (6.7)

17 (3.4)

20 (3.0)

13 (1.6)

68

< 0.001 a

Stage

 I

34 (13)

53 (11)

92 (14)

173 (21)

353

< 0.001 d

 II

81 (30)

163 (32)

243 (37)

309 (37)

798

 

 III

70 (26)

119 (24)

133 (20)

174 (21)

495

 

 IV

65 (24)

128 (25)

155 (23)

174 (21)

524

 

 Unknown

19 (7)

41 (8)

40 (6)

2 (0.2)

103

 
  1. Values in parenthesis are percentages of column total
  2. a Cochran-Armitage exact trend test
  3. b Ordinal logistic regression with calendar period as covariate
  4. c Multinomial logistic regression with calendar period as covariate
  5. d Ordinal logistic regression with calendar period as covariate, for known stages