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Table 269: Five Year Breast Cancer Survival Rates for Hull Females
Measure Five year breast cancer survival rates for Hull females
Diagnosed 1998-2002 Diagnosed 2000-2002
Number in cohort 652 382
Number of deaths 184 105
Relative Survival (95% CI) 82.3 (78.3, 86.4) 83.2 (77.9, 88.4)
10.2.5.6 Inpatient Admissions in Relation to Deprivation
Figure 218 illustrates the average annual directly age-standardised daycase and
inpatient admission rates which involve a primary diagnosis of breast cancer (any
clinician episode within that hospital stay) by local deprivation quintile over three
financial years 2007/08 to 2009/10 (standardised to Hull‟s 2009 population). The 95%
confidence intervals are shown. There is a statistically significant difference among the
quintiles for daycase and inpatient admissions for breast cancer. The standardised
admission rate in the most deprived quintile is 471 per 100,000 women compared to 780
per 100,000 women in the least deprived quintile. The underlying data are given in the
APPENDIX on page 922.
There tends to be an association between breast cancer and deprivation, but with the most
deprived having the lower prevalence of breast cancer. This patterns is reflected in the
figure. However, it is difficult to ascertain if this pattern is reflecting „need‟. It could be that
the gradient between the most and least deprived quintiles should be steeper or less steep
than the gradient observed.
Figure 218: Age-standardised breast cancer annual daycase and inpatient admission
rate per 100,000 women for all ages by local deprivation quintile for Hull
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