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Table 2 Characteristics of studies investigating pre-eclampsia and risk of endometrial cancer

From: Pre-eclampsia during pregnancy and risk of endometrial cancer: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Author

(Year)

Location

Study

Design

Study Cohort/ Database

Study

Population

Recruitment Period

Study Size

Pre-eclampsia

Ascertainment/

Endometrial Cancer

Ascertainment

Pre-eclampsia

definition

No. Endometrial Cancer Cases

Follow-up (mean/median)

NOS

score

Adjustments

Liu et al.(35)

(2021)

China

Population-based retrospective case-control study

Wuxi Maternity and Child Health Hospital, Nanjing Medical University database

Women diagnosed with endometrial cancer and controls who had more than one live birth

2013–2016

532

Wuxi Maternity and Child Health Hospital database

Medical Records

SP ≥ 140mmHg and/or DP ≥ 90mmHg measured on two occasions separated by at least 6 h, with or without proteinuria, and/or impaired liver function and/or lower platelet count, after 20 weeks of gestation in accordance with the guidelines of the ISSHP.

189

Not stated

5/9

None listed

Trabert et al. (20)

(2020)

Nordic countries Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden

Population-based nested case-control study

Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden Nationwide Health Registers

Women with a pregnancy lasting at least 22 weeks

Denmark: 1973–2011, Finland: 1987–2012, Norway: 1967–2013, Sweden: 1974–2013

134,673

National patient and Birth Registries

National Cancer Registry

Not defined.

10,924

46 years (maximum)

9/9

Country, Categorical birth year, Age at index date, Marital status at first birth, pre-pregnancy or early-pregnancy BMI at the last pregnancy, and parity.

Cho et al. (34)

(2019)

South Korea

Retrospective population-based cohort study

Korea National Health Insurance (KNHI) claims database

Women who gave birth in 2007.

2007

386,614

KNHI database

KNHI database

Defined according to ICD-8 codes.

75

8 years (maximum)

7/9

Age at birth, Advanced maternal age, Primiparity, Multifetal pregnancy, C/S, pre-eclampsia, postpartum haemorrhage, placental abruption, placenta previa, and uterine arterial, embolization

Table 2cont’d: Characteristics of studies investigating pre-eclampsia and risk of endometrial cancer (continued)

Walfisch et al. (30)

(2015)

Southern Israel

Hospital-based retrospective cohort study

Soroka University Medical Center, Southern Israel

Women who delivered during the study period (1988–2013)

1988–2013

103,180

Peri-natal database

Hospital Records

New onset hypertension with proteinuria during pregnancy.

57

11.6 years (mean)

4/9

None listed

Bhattacharya et al.(31)

(2012)

United Kingdom (Aberdeen)

Retrospective population-based cohort study

The Aberdeen Maternity and Neonatal

Primiparous women born on/before 31st December 1967

1950–2007

25,791

AMND database

Scottish Cancer Registry

Gestational hypertension (DP > 90mmHg on 2 occasions at least 4 h apart or a single reading of 110mmHg; from 20 weeks gestation onwards in a previously normotensive woman) Plus at least 1 episode of proteinuria of 0.3 g/24 h.

194

1,109,329-woman years (maximum)

8/9

Year of birth, smoking status, social class of women at the time of first pregnancy

Calderon-Margalit et al.(33)

(2009)

Western Jerusalem

Retrospective population-based cohort study

Jerusalem Perinatal study

Women with a pregnancy lasting at least 28 weeks

1964–1976

37,927

Birth notifications, Maternity wards logbooks

Israel Cancer Registry

Hypertension (SP > 140 mmHg and/or DP > 90 mmHg) proteinuria, and oedema.

183

33.52 years (mean)

7/9

Age at first birth

Mogren et al. (32)

(2001)

Sweden

Multi-centre retrospective cohort study

Västerbotten and Vasternorrland counties.

Primiparous women

1955–1973

25,569

Local Birth Registry

National Cancer Registry

Defined according to ICD-8 codes.

102

41 years (maximum)

7/9

None listed

  1. EC: Endometrial cancer, DP: Diastolic pressure, SP: Systolic pressure, IRR: Incidence Rate Ratio, HR: Hazard Ratio, OR: Odds Ratio, ISSHP: International Society for the Study of Hypertension in Pregnancy, NOS: Newcastle Ottawa scale