11 research outputs found

    Detection rate (DR) of cervical carcinoma <i>in situ</i> or worse (CIS+) in screening participants aged 30 years and over, stratified by age group and health insurance status, the Korean organized cancer screening program, 2005–2006.

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    <p>aOR, adjusted odds ratio; CIS: carcinoma <i>in situ</i>; CI, confidence interval; ICC: invasive cervical cancer; MAP, Medical Aid Program; NHI, National Health Insurance.</p>a<p>aOR is adjusted for variables in the table.</p

    Interval cancer rates (ICR) of cervical cancer in screening participants aged 30 years and over, stratified by age group and health insurance status, the Korean organized cancer screening program, 2005–2006.

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    <p>aOR, Adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; MAP, Medical Aid Program; NHI, National Health Insurance.</p>a<p>per 1,000 negative screenings.</p>b<p>aOR is adjusted for variables in the table.</p

    Percentage of carcinoma <i>in situ</i> (CIS) cases among screen detected CIS+ by age and health insurance, the Korean organized cancer screening program, 2005–2006.

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    <p>aOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; MAP, Medical Aid Program; NHI, National Health Insurance.</p>a<p>Including CIS and invasive cervical cancer.</p>b<p>aORs adjusted for variables in the table.</p

    Characteristics of 2,250,392 participants who underwent UGIS or endoscopy screening through the NCSP for gastric cancer, 2002–2005.

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    <p>UGIS, upper-gastrointestinal series; NCSP, National Cancer Screening Program; NHI, national health insurance.</p>a<p>All differences between participants who underwent UGIS screening and those who underwent endoscopy screening were statistically significant (<i>p</i><0.001).</p
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