Systematic Reviews
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World J Gastroenterol. Aug 21, 2019; 25(31): 4512-4533
Published online Aug 21, 2019. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v25.i31.4512
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Figure 1 Forest plot displaying the inverse-variance weighted fixed-effect meta-analysis of the age-standardized incidence rate ratio for oesophageal cancer in males vs females by region in 18 urban populations in Africa, 2009-2013. IRR: Incidence rate ratio; CI: Confidence interval.
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Figure 2 Age-specific incidence rates for esophageal cancer among males and females in Africa, 2009-2013[18].
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Figure 3 Age-standardized incidence trends for esophageal cancer by calendar year and gender in Africa, 1993-2013[17].
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Figure 4 Age-standardized incidence rates for males and females by country in Africa, 2009-2013[18].
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Figure 5 Estimated age-standardized mortality and incidence rates for both males and females from selected African countries, 2018. Data Source: International Agency for Research on Cancer[21].
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Figure 6 Flow diagram for literature review.
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Figure 7 Forest plot displaying the inverse-variance weighted fixed-effect meta-analysis of risk factors for esophageal cancer in Africa.
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Figure 8 Shows the median post-treatment survival times in days for Stent, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, chemo-radiation and respective treatment of esophageal cancer in Africa.