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Table 1 Characteristics of cases and controls

From: Impact of periodic health examination on surgical treatment for uterine fibroids in Beijing: a case-control study

 

Cases (n = 224)

Controls (n = 224)

Age (years), mean (SD)

42.2 (6.2)

42.4 (6.2)

Marital status

   Living alone

24 (10.7)

30 (13.4)

   Living with spouse/partner

176 (78.6)

168 (75)

   Other

24 (10.7)

26 (11.6)

Children

   Having at least 1 child

192 (85.7)

172 (76.8)

   Having no child

32 (14.3)

52 (23.2)

Employment status

   Full-time/part-time work

166 (74.1)

142 (63.4)

   Unemployed

36 (16.1)

58 (25.9)

   Retired

22 (9.8)

24 (10.7)

Family income (RMB per year)

   <50,000

28 (12.5)

36 (16.1)

   50,000-100,000

112 (50.0)

124 (55.4)

   >100,000

84 (37.5)

64 (28.6)

Health insurance

   Mainstream insurance

138 (61.6)

102 (45.5)

   Other insurance

12 (5.4)

8 (3.6)

   No insurance

74 (33.0)

114 (50.9)

Education

   ≤high school

78 (34.8)

98 (43.8)

   College

100 (44.6)

95 (42.4)

   Graduate school

46 (20.5)

31 (13.8)

Previous diagnosis of uterine fibroids

   Within 1 year

160 (71.4)

8 (3.6)

   1 year before

64 (28.6)

14 (6.3)

   No diagnosis

0 (0)

202 (90.2)

Self-rated uterine fibroids related symptom score, mean (SD)

1.8 (1.6)

1.4 (1.2)

   Mild

136 (60.7)

168 (75.0)

   Moderate

62 (27.7)

43 (19.2)

   Severe

26 (11.6)

13 (5.8)

Annual health examination

   Having at least 1 health examination

138 (61.6)

62 (27.7)

   Not having health examination

86 (38.4)

162 (72.3)

  1. Data are number (%), unless otherwise stated; 'Other' in marital status reflects living with other family members; 'Unemployed' includes homemaker; mainstream insurance includes urban employee basic health insurance scheme, Government Insurance Scheme and Labor Insurance Scheme. Percentages may not total 100% because of rounding.