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Acta Oncol Downloaded from informahealthcare.com by 212.35.100.66 on 04/06/11 For personal use only. Table 47. Observed number of prostate cancer among men in the Nordic countries and standardised incidence ratios 1961 2005, by country and occupational category. Denmark Finland Iceland Norway Sweden Total No Occupational category Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR 95% CI 1 Technical workers, etc 2 306 1.07 3886 1.17 49 1.16 2 373 1.06 17 827 1.11 26 441 1.11 1.09*1.12 2 Laboratory assistants 41 0.96 82 1.04 8 1.00 118 1.07 84 1.13 333 1.06 0.95*1.18 3 Physicians 217 1.16 240 1.24 23 1.22 332 1.05 771 1.07 1 583 1.10 1.05*1.16 4 Dentists 62 1.21 48 1.19 1 0.24 184 1.29 441 1.20 736 1.22 1.13*1.31 5 Nurses [2.23] 0.00 11 1.42 [0.03] 0.00 11 1.21 26 1.04 48 1.09 0.80*1.45 6 Assistant nurses 44 0.88 8 1.33 2 1.26 55 1.01 213 0.93 322 0.94 0.85*1.05 7 ‘‘Other health workers’’ 198 1.26 207 1.12 5 1.00 121 1.03 609 1.02 1 140 1.08 1.01*1.14 8 Teachers 1 023 1.09 1638 1.12 80 1.22 1 822 1.08 4 485 1.07 9 048 1.09 1.06*1.11 9 Religious workers etc 474 1.10 873 1.22 65 1.51 1 000 1.13 3 423 1.13 5 835 1.14 1.11*1.17 10 Artistic workers 164 1.27 302 1.12 15 1.25 273 1.06 1 036 1.08 1 790 1.10 1.05*1.15 11 Journalists 66 1.12 133 1.04 8 1.21 114 1.04 441 1.00 762 1.03 0.96*1.10 12 Administrators 2 816 1.11 2851 1.31 137 1.12 3 603 1.14 7 249 1.16 16 656 1.17 1.15*1.19 13 Clerical workers 1 102 1.03 1 614 1.14 143 1.06 2 480 1.06 7 119 1.07 12 458 1.07 1.05*1.09 14 Sales agents 662 1.19 2151 1.07 85 1.23 3 084 1.11 10 450 1.09 16 432 1.10 1.08*1.12 15 Shop workers 2 664 1.04 838 0.99 45 0.98 1 035 1.02 3 178 1.02 7 760 1.02 1.00*1.05 16 Farmers 4 722 0.89 10 239 0.99 167 0.81 8 859 1.04 17 038 1.00 41 025 0.99 0.98*1.00 17 Gardeners 710 0.96 1 203 0.84 6 0.96 1 792 0.90 5 503 0.89 9 214 0.89 0.87*0.91 18 Fishermen 204 0.91 127 0.97 95 0.98 2 219 0.88 585 0.89 3 230 0.89 0.86*0.92 19 Forestry workers 90 0.82 1 241 0.76 [0.98] 0.00 1 345 0.89 3 839 0.86 6 515 0.84 0.82*0.87 20 Miners and quarry workers 27 0.84 252 0.99 [1.69] 0.00 358 0.92 928 0.87 1 565 0.89 0.85*0.94 21 Seamen 263 1.17 418 1.19 25 0.84 1 860 0.99 1 047 1.12 3 613 1.05 1.02*1.09 22 Transport workers 510 0.94 1 099 1.03 68 1.04 1 066 1.02 3 389 1.02 6 132 1.02 0.99*1.04 23 Drivers 1 649 0.98 3 308 0.99 74 0.85 2 736 1.01 7 737 0.99 15 504 0.99 0.98*1.01 24 Postal workers 328 1.03 513 1.02 20 1.68 546 0.99 1 768 1.02 3 175 1.02 0.99*1.06 25 Textile workers 284 0.88 381 1.10 11 0.52 637 1.01 1 797 0.91 3 110 0.94 0.91*0.98 26 Shoe and leather workers 70 0.86 139 0.93 2 0.43 256 0.95 812 1.05 1 279 1.00 0.95*1.06 27 Smelting workers 657 1.00 459 0.90 19 0.67 859 1.06 2 802 0.91 4 796 0.95 0.92*0.97 28 Mechanics 1 781 0.98 3 177 0.99 81 1.01 3 625 0.96 13 730 0.96 22 394 0.96 0.95*0.98 29 Plumbers 177 1.12 563 1.06 15 1.10 398 0.94 1 639 0.99 2 792 1.00 0.97*1.04 30 Welders 535 1.10 5 1.07 422 0.90 1 909 1.02 2 871 1.01 0.98*1.05 31 Electrical workers 399 0.98 1 303 0.98 39 0.85 1 679 1.00 4 875 0.99 8 295 0.99 0.97*1.01 32 Wood workers 1 219 0.94 3336 0.94 44 0.88 4 685 0.99 9 423 0.97 18 707 0.97 0.95*0.98 33 Painters 384 0.93 721 0.98 14 0.68 764 0.99 2 758 0.99 4 641 0.98 0.96*1.01 34 ‘‘Other construction workers’’ 1 481 0.88 2031 0.92 95 1.01 841 0.95 5 137 1.00 9 585 0.96 0.94*0.97 35 Bricklayers 487 1.04 379 1.03 432 0.93 1 218 0.96 2 516 0.98 0.94*1.02 36 Printers 295 1.05 349 1.09 15 0.97 439 0.98 1 508 1.00 2 606 1.02 0.98*1.05 37 Chemical process workers 261 0.92 483 0.87 8 0.87 873 0.84 2 126 0.93 3 751 0.90 0.87*0.93 38 Food workers 876 0.99 382 0.94 71 0.90 1 155 0.98 2 310 0.97 4 794 0.97 0.95*1.00 39 Beverage workers 111 1.05 18 0.67 [1.35] 0.00 8 0.81 124 0.95 261 0.95 0.84*1.08 40 Tobacco workers 22 1.16 4 0.78 [0.11] 0.00 13 0.73 11 1.06 50 0.95 0.71*1.26 41 Glass makers etc 499 0.94 566 1.00 18 1.34 522 0.95 2 379 0.93 3 984 0.94 0.92*0.97 42 Packers 484 1.00 1 155 0.97 40 0.87 1 752 1.00 4 424 0.97 7 855 0.98 0.96*1.00 43 Engine operators 465 1.00 1 591 0.99 61 1.08 948 1.02 3 716 0.97 6 781 0.98 0.96*1.00 44 Public safety workers 509 1.12 1073 1.16 47 1.10 781 1.04 2 483 1.10 4 893 1.11 1.08*1.14 45 Cooks and stewards 40 1.26 42 0.84 19 1.05 311 1.01 339 0.90 751 0.96 0.89*1.03 46 Domestic assistants 1 2.94 [4.25] 0.00 [0.06] 0.00 2 0.82 17 0.70 20 0.63 0.39*0.98 47 Waiters 77 1.16 50 1.09 2 1.12 149 1.10 212 1.09 490 1.10 1.01*1.20 48 Building caretakers 506 1.05 782 0.99 25 1.20 389 1.02 1 759 1.01 3 461 1.01 0.98*1.05 49 Chimney sweeps 11 0.97 52 0.94 40 1.05 136 1.07 239 1.03 0.91*1.17 50 Hairdressers 138 0.99 7 0.46 3 1.11 111 1.00 437 0.95 696 0.95 0.88*1.02 51 Launderers 67 0.98 20 1.25 3 1.51 75 1.12 345 1.05 510 1.05 0.97*1.15 52 Military personnel 240 1.16 325 1.07 641 1.06 1 510 1.11 2 716 1.10 1.06*1.14 53 ‘‘Other workers’’ 1 401 1.00 774 0.86 195 1.09 3 346 0.98 5 402 0.97 11 118 0.97 0.95*0.99 54 Economically inactive 1 510 1.03 3 673 0.81 97 0.85 1 239 0.72 6 175 0.78 12 694 0.80 0.79*0.82 1 54 All categories 34 794 1.00 57 652 1.00 2 050 1.00 64 778 1.00 180 699 1.00 339 973 1.00 Ref. Obs observed number of cases; SIR standardised incidence ratio; 95% CI 95% confidence interval. Occupation and cancer in Nordic countries 719
Acta Oncol Downloaded from informahealthcare.com by 212.35.100.66 on 04/06/11 For personal use only. 720 E. Pukkala et al. Table 48. Observed number of testicular cancer among men in the Nordic countries and standardised incidence ratios 1961 2005, by country and occupational category. Denmark Finland Iceland Norway Sweden Total No Occupational category Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR Obs SIR 95% CI 1 Technical workers, etc 128 1.01 79 1.14 [2.34] 0.00 130 1.19 343 1.04 680 1.06 0.99*1.15 2 Laboratory assistants 1 0.43 1 0.52 [0.50] 0.00 3 0.68 6 1.54 11 0.84 0.42*1.51 3 Physicians 16 1.72 4 1.00 [0.59] 0.00 18 1.55 29 1.48 67 1.48 1.15*1.88 4 Dentists 6 1.83 [0.83] 0.00 [0.17] 0.00 5 1.03 2 0.27 13 0.78 0.42*1.34 5 Nurses 1 5.12 [0.55] 0.00 [0.03] 0.00 1 0.70 4 0.92 6 0.91 0.34*1.99 6 Assistant nurses 2 0.63 [0.56] 0.00 [0.36] 0.00 4 2.40 7 0.66 13 0.80 0.42*1.36 7 ‘‘Other health workers’’ 11 1.40 2 0.56 [0.21] 0.00 5 1.05 11 0.71 29 0.91 0.61*1.31 8 Teachers 68 1.15 32 1.35 1 0.36 67 0.88 109 1.09 277 1.06 0.94*1.19 9 Religious workers etc 17 0.92 26 1.42 3 1.62 42 1.22 140 1.38 228 1.30 1.15*1.49 10 Artistic workers 4 0.65 11 2.12 2 4.14 11 1.23 32 1.45 60 1.40 1.07*1.80 11 Journalists 5 1.63 1 0.42 [0.32] 0.00 6 1.31 16 1.46 28 1.31 0.87*1.90 12 Administrators 121 1.04 46 1.39 [1.93] 0.00 110 1.10 130 1.39 407 1.18 1.07*1.30 13 Clerical workers 81 1.37 25 1.24 6 1.54 74 0.96 128 1.10 314 1.14 1.02*1.27 14 Sales agents 35 1.10 29 0.89 2 1.36 85 1.06 193 1.06 344 1.05 0.94*1.17 15 Shop workers 134 1.19 11 0.66 2 0.97 49 1.19 50 0.88 246 1.07 0.95*1.22 16 Farmers 155 0.84 81 1.10 5 1.21 128 1.00 152 1.07 521 0.97 0.89*1.06 17 Gardeners 21 0.80 15 0.86 [0.19] 0.00 51 1.34 70 0.99 157 1.03 0.88*1.20 18 Fishermen 11 0.95 1 0.76 9 1.13 45 0.87 6 0.83 72 0.90 0.70*1.13 19 Forestry workers 2 0.58 18 0.86 [0.06] 0.00 15 0.62 35 0.67 70 0.70 0.54*0.88 20 Miners and quarry workers 1 0.88 1 0.28 [0.12] 0.00 14 1.30 7 0.44 23 0.73 0.46*1.10 21 Seamen 14 0.93 12 2.29 [1.34] 0.00 52 0.78 12 0.74 90 0.86 0.69*1.06 22 Transport workers 22 0.92 16 1.30 [1.18] 0.00 27 1.00 55 1.15 120 1.07 0.89*1.28 23 Drivers 85 0.93 42 0.81 2 0.61 99 1.01 151 0.96 379 0.94 0.85*1.04 24 Postal workers 20 0.98 10 1.23 [0.30] 0.00 25 1.48 32 0.88 87 1.06 0.85*1.31 25 Textile workers 16 1.25 7 1.83 [0.56] 0.00 10 0.82 27 1.23 60 1.17 0.89*1.50 26 Shoe and leather workers 2 0.72 1 0.62 [0.10] 0.00 5 1.12 12 1.72 20 1.25 0.77*1.94 27 Smelting workers 31 0.80 2 0.30 1 1.07 19 0.87 37 0.87 90 0.81 0.65*1.00 28 Mechanics 99 1.00 51 0.89 2 0.41 140 1.02 209 0.74 501 0.87 0.79*0.94 29 Plumbers 7 0.72 6 0.63 [0.64] 0.00 13 0.74 34 1.09 60 0.88 0.67*1.13 30 Welders 8 0.68 1 2.79 15 0.68 33 0.77 57 0.74 0.56*0.96 31 Electrical workers 30 1.08 21 0.76 3 0.89 51 0.81 111 0.99 216 0.92 0.81*1.06 32 Wood workers 65 1.03 33 0.80 4 1.98 120 1.07 142 1.01 364 1.02 0.92*1.13 33 Painters 25 1.15 11 1.06 1 1.33 17 0.87 33 0.76 87 0.91 0.73*1.12 34 ‘‘Other construction workers’’ 54 0.85 18 0.66 8 1.50 21 0.72 57 0.75 158 0.79 0.67*0.92 35 Bricklayers 26 1.10 3 0.69 9 0.81 20 1.27 58 1.06 0.80*1.37 36 Printers 23 1.31 7 1.03 [0.73] 0.00 20 1.22 40 1.31 90 1.25 1.01*1.54 37 Chemical process workers 13 1.16 9 1.04 [0.28] 0.00 15 0.63 27 0.80 64 0.82 0.63*1.05 38 Food workers 39 0.92 6 0.97 [3.29] 0.00 31 1.04 31 0.90 107 0.92 0.76*1.11 39 Beverage workers 5 1.06 [0.35] 0.00 [0.05] 0.00 2 2.10 3 1.61 10 1.26 0.61*2.32 40 Tobacco workers 1 1.78 [0.07] 0.00 [0.00] 0.00 [0.37] 0.00 1 4.82 2 1.66 0.20*5.98 41 Glass makers etc 14 0.62 12 1.24 [0.62] 0.00 12 0.65 38 0.91 76 0.82 0.65*1.03 42 Packers 12 0.67 15 0.89 4 2.25 38 0.86 75 1.09 144 0.96 0.82*1.13 43 Engine operators 15 0.63 17 0.61 5 1.64 32 0.80 57 0.76 126 0.74 0.62*0.88 44 Public safety workers 14 0.69 10 0.68 3 2.19 24 1.14 59 1.16 110 1.02 0.84*1.23 45 Cooks and stewards 1 0.48 [1.76] 0.00 [1.14] 0.00 10 0.76 16 1.22 27 0.86 0.57*1.25 46 Domestic assistants [0.03] 0.00 [0.05] 0.00 [0.00] 0.00 [0.17] 0.00 1 0.30 1 0.28 0.01*1.54 47 Waiters 7 1.95 [1.79] 0.00 [0.17] 0.00 4 0.82 10 1.64 21 1.27 0.79*1.94 48 Building caretakers 27 1.45 13 1.22 [0.27] 0.00 14 1.18 42 1.13 96 1.22 0.99*1.50 49 Chimney sweeps 1 1.49 [0.76] 0.00 2 1.82 4 1.50 7 1.35 0.54*2.77 50 Hairdressers 6 1.10 1 3.58 [0.12] 0.00 1 0.34 6 1.07 14 0.97 0.53*1.63 51 Launderers 3 1.18 [0.27] 0.00 [0.02] 0.00 2 1.25 5 1.20 10 1.16 0.56*2.13 52 Military personnel 14 0.94 12 1.83 32 1.47 23 0.87 81 1.16 0.92*1.44 53 ‘‘Other workers’’ 63 0.94 10 0.75 9 1.65 62 0.85 67 0.86 211 0.89 0.78*1.02 54 Economically inactive 44 1.12 78 1.33 8 1.32 64 1.21 215 1.04 409 1.12 1.02*1.24 1 54 All categories 1 618 1.00 814 1.00 81 1.00 1 851 1.00 3 155 1.00 7 519 1.00 Ref. Obs observed number of cases; SIR standardised incidence ratio; 95% CI 95% confidence interval.
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