Underscreened Women Remain Overrepresented in the Pool of Cervical Cancer Cases in Spain: A Need to Rethink the Screening Interventions

Table 2

General characteristics of the study population by histological types.

General characteristics	Total; = 323	%	Histological type
			Squamous carcinoma		Adenocarcinoma		value
			= 248	% column	= 75	% column
Age
<30 years	12	3,7%	8	3,3%	4	5,3%	0,62
30–39 years	56	17,4%	43	17,5%	13	17,3%	0,54
40–49 years	84	26,2%	65	26,4%	19	25,3%	0,54
50–59 years	51	15,9%	43	17,5%	8	10,7%	0,11
60–69 years	41	12,8%	31	12,6%	10	13,3%	0,75
70 years	77	24,0%	56	22,8%	21	28,0%	0,64
Year of diagnosis
2000–2003	119	36,8%	92	37,1%	27	36,0%	0,44
2004–2007	73	22,6%	60	24,2%	13	17,3%	0,17
2008–2011	131	40,6%	96	38,7%	35	46,7%	0,37
FIGO stages
Unknown stage	132	40,9%	101	40,7%	31	41,3%	0,70
I	85	26,3%	63	25,4%	22	29,3%	0,78
II	40	12,4%	31	12,5%	9	12,0%	0,49
III	48	14,9%	37	14,9%	11	14,7%	0,56
IV	18	5,6%	16	6,5%	2	2,7%	0,17

There are 2 ages missing.
All the variables are adjusted by area and groups of age.
FIGO: International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics.