摘要
目的 :研究河南人口常见恶性肿瘤食管癌流行特征。方法 :利用河南省 1974~ 1976年全人口死亡回顾调查资料和 1983~ 1999年 1/10人口 (15市县 )居民死亡登记报告资料以及林州肿瘤高发现场资料 ,按《居民病伤死因统计》的统计方法 ,分析食管癌发病率死亡率动态特征并对未来趋势进行预测。结果 :近 2 6年来 ,河南居民食管癌死亡率呈下降趋势 ,林州高发现场食管癌发病率和死亡率也在缓慢下降。结论 :河南居民食管癌死亡率以及林州高发现场的发病率和死亡率都呈下降趋势。建立以人群为基础的癌症登记报告系统 ,对于了解和掌握恶性肿瘤流行动态及进行肿瘤控制都是非常必要的。
Objective To estimate Henan's esophageal cancer mortality rates and to compare trends in mortality between 1974 and 1999,identifying when changes occur as well as the magnitude of the changes,can provide additional information.Methods We collected cancer mortality data from 1974-1999,according to Mortality Statistics of Causes of Death in Populations.The mortality trends of esophageal cancer were studied.Results The data thus obtained show that cancer of the esophagus are the leading cause of all cancer deaths.During the period of 1974 to 1999,marked changes have taken place in the Henan province in cancer mortality rates of esophagus.Oesophageal cancer mortality rates decreased over the period studied for males,from approximately 43.55 per 100 000 in 1974-1976 to 26.47 in 1996-1998,and for females,from approximately 22 per 100 000 in 1974-1976 to 16 in 1996-1998.Esophageal cancer account for 41.77% of all cancer deaths in 1974-1976 and 25.25% in 1996-1998.In general in Henan,men have higher mortality rates than women,and rural area have higher mortality rates than urban area.Secular trend on esophageal cancer in 1974-2010 with regression used for spatial analysis.Conclusions The findings have raised the possibility that dietary changes of residents in Henan may be responsible for esophageal cancer reduction.The role of the population based cancer registry is to collect the data which will give an accurate picture of cancer in a population.The cancer registry data can also be used to plan medical facilities and requirements needed for cacer control.
出处
《肿瘤防治杂志》
2002年第2期118-119,共2页
China Journal of Cancer Prevention and Treatment
基金
国家"九五"攻关项目 ( 96 -90 6 -0 1-0 1)
河南省重大科技攻关项目 ( 9712 0 0 10 1)
关键词
河南
流行病学
食管癌
流行趋势分析
cancer registry
esophageal neoplasms
prevalence trends