按次区域、地区和种族分列的在乌干达癌症研究所接受治疗的食道癌患者分布情况。

Siraji Obayo, Yusuf Mulumba, Cheryl L Thompson, Michael K Gibson, Matthew M Cooney, Jackson Orem
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背景:关于食管癌患者在乌干达各分区域、地区和种族分布情况的公开数据有限:关于乌干达食管癌患者按分区域、地区和种族分布的公开数据有限:研究乌干达癌症研究所十年来食管癌患者的分区、地区、种族和分区护理后结果的分布情况:确定 2009-2019 年确诊为食道癌的患者病历。回顾性摘录了病例信息,包括人口统计学、临床表现、按分区、地区、种族和分区分布的护理后结果:结果:中部 671 人(34.15%)、西南部 308 人(15.67%)、埃尔贡 176 人(8.95%)和中东部 163 人(8.29%)分区的患者最多。大多数患者来自瓦基索 167 个行政区(8.50%)、姆巴拉拉 51 个行政区(2.59%)、托罗罗 53 个行政区(2.70%)、布西亚 33 个行政区(1.68%)。巴干达(Baganda)、巴尼亚科莱(Banyakole)、巴吉苏(Bagisu)和巴索加(Basoga)族群占多数。来自邻国的患者主要来自卢旺达 56 人(2.85%)、南苏丹 24 人(1.22%),然后是肯尼亚 21 人(1.07%),按种族分别为卢旺达人、丁卡人和罗人。中部和西南部次区域的患者在治疗后的生存、死亡和失去随访的情况最多:患者通常来自中部、西南部、埃尔贡和东中分区的行政区以及卢旺达、南苏丹和肯尼亚等邻国。巴干达(Baganda)、巴尼亚科莱(Banyakole)、巴吉苏(Bagisu)和巴索加(Basoga)是主要的种族群体。中部和西南部次区域的护理后结果最多。
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The distribution of esophageal cancer patients enrolled in care at the Uganda Cancer Institute by sub-regions, districts and ethnicity.

Background: There is limited published data regarding the distribution of esophageal cancer patients by sub-regions, districts and ethnicity in Uganda.

Objectives: To study the distribution by sub-regions, districts, ethnicity and sub-regions post-care outcomes of esophageal cancer patients in care over ten years at the Uganda Cancer Institute.

Methods: Patients' charts with confirmed diagnoses of esophageal cancer for 2009-2019 were identified. Case information, which included demographics, clinical presentation, distribution by sub-regions, districts, ethnicity and sub-regions post-care outcomes, were retrospectively abstracted.

Results: Central 671(34.15%), Southwestern 308(15.67%), Elgon 176(8.95%) and East central 163(8.29%) sub-regions had most patients. Mostly from administrative districts of Wakiso 167(8.50%), Mbarara 51(2.59%), Tororo 53(2.70%), Busia 33(1.68). Baganda, Banyakole, Bagisu and Basoga ethnic groups predominate. Patients from neighbouring countries were mainly from Rwanda 56(2.85%), South Sudan 24(1.22%), then Kenya 21(1.07%), and Rwandese, Dinka and Luo by ethnicity, respectively. Central and Southwestern sub-regions had the most post-care outcomes of the patients regarding living, death, and loss to follow-up.

Conclusion: Patients are commonly from the administrative districts of Central, Southwestern, Elgon and East Central sub-regions and neighbouring countries of Rwanda, South Sudan and Kenya. Baganda, Banyakole, Bagisu and Basoga are the main ethnic groups. Central and Southwestern sub-regions are with most post-care outcomes.

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