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S t a t i s t i c a l O v e r v i e wStatisticalRELATIVE INCIDENCE OF MAJOR INVASIVE CANCERS —COMPARISON WITH STATE AND NATIONAL ESTIMATES 4 (See Figure 6, next page)Sutter Health 2004 Cancer Registry DataOverall Sutter Health Compared with California and the United States:Oral, Lung, Colon & Rectum, Urinary, Leukemia/Lymphomas, Uterus and Ovary— Sutter Health was generally similar to statewide and national estimates.Female Breast — Slightly higher than seen in California and the U.S. (35% vs. 33% and 32%)Prostate — Lower than seen in California and the U.S. (25% vs. 32% & 33%)Pancreas — Slightly higher than seen in California and the U.S. (4% vs. 2%)Individual Sutter Health Institutions Compared with California and the United States:Oral— Relatively high rate in MMC males compared with California and the U.S.(6% vs. 3% for California and the U.S.)Lung — Relatively high rates in MMC and SMCS males compared with California and the U.S. (22% & 19% vs. 13%for California and the U.S.)— Relatively low rates in MGH, CPMC and MPHS males compared with California and the U.S.(8%, 9% & 10% vs. 13%)— Relatively high rates in SRMC, MMC and SMCS females compared with California and the U.S.(23%, 19% & 15% vs. 12%)— Relatively low rates in CPMC, MGH and SMC females compared with California and the U.S.(5% & 9% vs. 12%).Pancreas — Relatively high rate in CPMC males compared with California and the U.S. (7% vs. 2%)— Relatively high rate in CPMC females compared with California and the U.S. (8% vs. 2%)Colorectal — Relatively high rate in EMC males compared with California and the U.S. (14% vs. 11%)— Relatively high rate in MPHS females compared with California and the U.S. (14% vs. 10% & 11%)— Relatively low rate in SMCS females compared with California and the U.S. (6% vs. 10% & 11%)Urinary— Relatively high rates in MPHS, MGH and EMC males compared with California and the U.S.(15% & 14% vs. 9% & 10%)— Relatively low rates in ABMC, CPMC and SMC males compared with California and the U.S.(6% vs. 9% & 10%)— Relatively high rate in MGH females compared with California and the U.S. (8% vs. 4% & 5%)Leukemia/Lymphomas— Relatively high rates in ABMC and SMCS males compared with California and the U.S. (12% vs. 8%).— Relatively low rates in MGH and MMC males compared with California and the U.S. (5% vs. 8%)— Relatively high rate in ABMC females compared with California and the U.S. (10% vs. 6% & 7%)Uterus — Relatively low rate at SRMC compared with California and the U.S. (2% vs. 5% & 6%)Ovary — Relatively low rate at SMC compared with California and the U.S. (1% vs. 4%)Female Breast— MGH and MPHS had relatively high rates compared with California and the U.S. Ranges from 46% atMGH down to 31% at SRMC (vs. 33% for California and 32% for U.S.)Prostate— The most variable of any of the major sites examined. Ranges from 44% at MGH down to 10% at SMCS(vs. 32% & 33% for California and the U.S.)4Both state and national estimates are derived from NCI SEER data published by the American Cancer Society.38 | 2005 Annual Cancer Center Report — 2004 Statistical Review
S t a t i s t i c a l O v e r v i e wOverviewSutter Health 2004 Cancer Registry Data Figure 62004 Sutter Health Analytic Cancer CasesRelative Incidence of Major InvasiveCancers — Comparison with State andNational Estimates2005 Annual Cancer Center Report — 2004 Statistical Review | 39
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