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Table 5 Breast cancer specific survival rates by screening status, ethnicity and socioeconomic deprivation

From: Impact of mammographic screening on ethnic and socioeconomic inequities in breast cancer stage at diagnosis and survival in New Zealand: a cohort study

Characteristic

No. of women

Total breast cancer deaths

5-year survival

95% CI

10-year survival

95% CI

Screening status

      

Screen detected

858

40

96.2%

94.6 - 97.8

91.8%

88.3 - 95.3

Interval

217

36

83.9%

79.3 - 88.5

73.5%

64.1 - 82.9

Non-screen non-interval

473

108

76.4%

70.9 - 81.9

66.3%

60.2 - 72.4

Ethnicity

      

NZ European

1220

126

90.2%

88.2 - 92.2

83.5%

77.4 - 89.6

Māori

268

50

77.6%

71.5 - 83.7

67.8%

58.4 - 77.2

Deprivation

      

Dep 1-2

165

14

89.5

83.8 - 95.2

87.1

80.2 - 94.0

Dep 3-4

155

15

89.7

84.2 - 95.2

85.8

79.7 - 93.9

Dep 5-6

347

33

90.8

87.1 - 94.5

85.0

76.6 - 89.6

Dep 7-8

513

81

84.1

80.4 - 87.8

75.4

69.9 - 80.9

Dep 9-10

368

41

88.2

84.7 - 91.7

79.7

72.6 - 86.8

  1. (Five-year and 10-year breast cancer specific survival rates by for screening age women with invasive breast cancer in the Waikato, New Zealand 1999–2012).