Table of Contents
Section 3-3: Cervix
Section 3-5: Lung

Section 3.4

Cancer: Colon, Invasive - Both Sexes

Table 3.4-1: Comparison of Incidence Rates by Race
Table 3.4-2: Comparison of Mortality Rates by Race
Table 3.4-3: Comparison of State and Regional Incidence Rates (below)
Table 3.4-4: Comparison of State and Regional Mortality Rates
Table 3.4-5: Age-Specific Incidence Rates by Sex and Race
Table 3.4-6: Age-Specific Mortality Rates by Sex and Race
Table 3.4-7: Stage at Diagnosis

Table 3.4-3
Comparison of State and Regional Incidence Rates

Region 2004 2000 - 2004
CasesRate LCIUCI CasesRate LCIUCI
INDIANA 2,40538.2 36.739.7 12,74741.5 40.842.2
Region 1 29741.6 37.046.7 1,50743.5 41.345.7
Region 2 28837.6 33.442.3 1,62142.6 40.644.8
Region 3 28541.0 36.446.1 1,41241.4 39.243.6
Region 4 13640.3 33.847.8 70542.2 39.145.5
Region 5 46833.6 30.636.8 2,59138.9 37.440.4
Region 6 32742.6 38.147.6 1,62942.8 40.845.0
Region 7 12937.6 31.444.8 65039.2 36.342.4
Region 8 18535.7 30.741.3 98739.6 37.142.1
Region 9 19837.8 32.743.6 1,06841.7 39.244.3
Region 10 9237.7 30.446.5 57446.5 42.850.5

Figure 3.4-3: Regions Ordered By Incidence Rate 2000 - 2004

Regions Ordered By Incidence Rate 2000 - 2004

The solid vertical lines show the calculated state rate (the middle line) and 95% confidence interval.

Map of Regional Incidence Rates

Map of Regional Incidence Rates

The regional rate is considered higher or lower than the state rate only if the confidence intervals of the two rates do not overlap. Otherwise the rates are considered similar. No comparison is made if the number of cases in the region is less than 20.

Table of Contents
Section 3-3: Cervix
Section 3-5: Lung