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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics according to the time of colorectal cancer diagnosis before and during COVID-19.

From: Impact of the SARS-CoV-2 on the journey of high-risk colon cancer patients within the scope of the Unified Health System in Brazil

Variables

Period

P value

Pre-COVID-19 (n = 108)

COVID-19 (n = 118)

Age at time of diagnosis

   

Median (SD)

60,4 (11,1)

61,4 (12,2)

0,510t

Range

(32–84)

(35–84)

Sex

   

Female

66 (61,11%)

72 (61,02%)

0,988q

Male

42 (38,89%)

46 (38,98%)

Skin color*

   

White

24 (23,53%)

26 (22,22%)

0,821q

Black

8 (7,84%)

7 (5,98%)

Brown

70 (68,63%)

84 (71,79%)

Education*

   

Illiterate

3 (4,29%)

2 (2,11%)

0,498mc

Unfinished elementary education

18 (25,71%)

32 (32,68%)

Finished elementary education

24 (34,29%)

28 (28,47%)

Finished secondary education

15 (21,43%)

25 (25,32%)

Finished higher education

10 (14,29%)

8 (8,42%)

Place of residence

   

Belo Horizonte

64 (59,26%)

62 (52,54%)

0,378f

Others

44 (40,74%)

56 (47,46%)

Location of diagnosis

   

Research Institution

87 (80,59%)

100 (84,69%)

0,405q

Others

21 (19,41%)

18 (15,31%)

  1. *: missing information; t: t-test; q: Pearson’s chi-squared test; f: Fisher’s exact test; mc: Chi-squared with Monte Carlo simulation; mw: Mann-Whitney test