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Table 2 Characteristics of elderly patients with M1b colon cancer by insurance status

From: The effect of marital and insurance status on the survival of elderly patients with stage M1b colon cancer: a SEER-based study

 

Total

Uninsured

(233)

Insured

(4697)

Medicaid

(779)

P/Value

Sex

    

0.901

 Male

2970

123 (52.8%)

2447 (52.1%)

400 (51.3%)

 

 Female

2739

110 (47.2%)

2250 (47.9%)

379 (48.7%)

 

Race

    

0.000

 White

4373

169 (72.5%)

3731 (79.4%)

473 (60.7%)

 

 Black

855

51 (21.9%)

628 (13.4%)

176 (22.6%)

 

 Others

481

13 (5.6%)

338 (7.2%)

130 (16.7%)

 

Surgery

    

0.018

 None

3106

138 (59.2%)

2515 (53.5%)

453 (58.2%)

 

 Surgery

2603

95 (40.8%)

2182 (46.5%)

326 (41.8%)

 

Radiation

    

0.172

 None/Unknown

5444

221 (94.8%)

4470 (95.2%)

753 (96.7%)

 

 Yes

265

12 (5.2%)

227 (4.8%)

26 (3.3%)

 

Chemotherapy

    

0.000

 None/Unknown

2428

112 (48.1%)

1919 (40.9%)

397 (51.0%)

 

 Yes

3281

121 (51.9%)

2778 (59.1%)

382 (49.0%)

 

Marital status

    

0.000

 Single/Widowed/Separated/Divorced

2651

126 (54.1%)

2033 (43.3%)

492 (63.2%)

 

 Married/Partner

3058

107 (45.9%)

2664 (56.7%)

287 (36.8%)