Research Article
Underscreened Women Remain Overrepresented in the Pool of Cervical Cancer Cases in Spain: A Need to Rethink the Screening Interventions
Table 1
Age and history of previous screening cytology in women with cervical cancer and women with a normal cytology.
| | Control women | Women with cervical cancer | value | | = 23,782 | % column | = 313 | % column |
| Age | | | | | | <30 years | 5.224 | 22,0% | 12 | 3,9% | <0,0001 | 30–39 years | 5.879 | 24,7% | 56 | 18,0% | 40–49 years | 5.426 | 22,8% | 84 | 27,0% | 50–59 years | 4.277 | 18,0% | 47 | 15,1% | 60–69 years | 2.378 | 10,0% | 41 | 13,2% | 70 years | 598 | 2,5% | 71 | 22,8% | With at least one cytology in the last 10 years | | | | | | With cytology | 18.733 | 78,8% | 82 | 26,2% | <0,0001 | Without cytology | 5.049 | 21,2% | 231 | 73,8% |
| Age-standardized coverage ratio | | | | | 0,3 |
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There are 2 ages missing. 10 women with cervical cancer had a prior cytology performed over 10 years ago and they were excluded for the analysis.
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