SAS Statistical Analysis Regression

profilerudra
Filltables.docx

Distribution of lifestyle risk factor for oral cancer, by sex among cases (n=xx) and controls (n=xx)

Risk Factors

Males

Females

Total

Cases

Control

Cases

Control

Cases

Control

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

Cigarette Smoking

Never

Ever

Current

Past

Bidi Smoking

Never

Ever

Cigar smoking

Never

Ever

Others smoking

Never

Ever

Alcohol

Never

Ever

Socio-economic status

Low

Medium

High

Table 4. Risk of oral cancer associated with the lifestyle risk factors among both sexes (X cases, X controls) derived from conditional logistic regression (conditioned on age and sex).

Risk Factors

Cases n (%)

Controls n (%)

OR¹ (95% CI)

OR² (95% CI)

Socio-economic status

Low

Medium

High

Smoking

Never

Ever

Alcohol

Never

Ever

Chewing

Never

Ever

Current

Past

Tobacco Pack Years

0

1-10

10-2

>20

Second Hand Smoke

Yes

No

OR 1: Basic Model conditioned for age and sex OR2: Basic model adjusted for other variables.

Table 4: Use and risk of oral cancer among men (x cases, x controls), crude and adjusted risk estimates from simple logistic regression.

Risk Factors

Cases

Controls

OR¹ (95% CI)

OR² (95% CI)

n

%

n

%

 

 

Smoking Habit

Never

Ever

Current

Past

Tobacco Pack Years

0

1-10

10-2

>20

Bidi Smoking

Ever

Never

Others smoking type

Ever

Never

OR1: Crude Odds Ratio, OR2: Adjusted For age, sex, smoking and alcohol, CI: Confidence interval

Risk Factors

Cases

Controls

OR¹ (95% CI)

OR² (95% CI)

n

%

n

%

 

 

Smoking Habit

Never

Ever

Current

Past

Tobacco Pack Years

0

1-10

10-2

>20

Bidi Smoking

Ever

Never

Others smoking type

Ever

Never

OR 1: Crude Odds Ratio, OR2: Adjusted for age, sex, SES, smoking and alcohol, CI: Confidence Interval

Table: Characteristics of oral cancer patients and controls

Characteristics

Males

Females

Cases

Controls

Cases

Controls

 

(n=)%

(n=)%

(n=)%

(n=)%

Age

<50

50-59

60-69

≥70

Educationᵃ (yr)

≤12

12

13-15

≥16

Religion ᵇ

Hindu

Buddhist

Christian

Other/none

Smokingᶜ

Never

Current

Former

Cigarettes/dayᵈ

1-20

21-39

≥40

Alcoholᵉ

0-1/wk

Occasional

1-4/day

4-6/day

≥7/day

Table 5-3. Cigarette smoking and the risk of oral cancer (odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cases

Controls

Crude OR (95% CI)

Adjusted OR* (95% CI)

Adjusted OR** (95% CI)

Cigarette smoking

No smoking

Ever smoking

Pack years of smoking

Continuous (20 years)

No smoking

119

20-39

≥40

Years since quitting smoking

No smoking

≥20 years

5-19 year

1-4 years

Current smoking

Age at initiation of smoking

No smoking

≥20

18-19

16-17

<15

Table: Types of cigarette smoked among ever-smoking cases and controls

 

Males

Females

 

Cases

Controls

OR

Cases

Controls

OR

Filter

Nonfilter

Table: Age distribution in nonsmoking cases and controls

Siteᵇ

NS Cases

Men

Women

<50 yr

≥50 yr

<50 yr

≥50 yr

Tongue

Floor

Palette

Tonsil

Other

Total

NS Controls

NS: never smokers

Table: Cigarette smoking among never drinkers and the risk of oral cancer

Smoking variable

Never drinkers

Case subjects

Control subjects

OR† (95% CI)

Cigarette smoking

Never

Ever

Missing

 

 

 

 

Never smokers

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

>40

Missing

OR* adjusted for age (continuous, years), Sex (M/F), race (White/non-white), education (<high school, college, >college)

OR** adjusted for age, sex, ethnicity, education, alcohol drinking