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Oom in ID llung Kong Q Chip In Ibnq Konq for _yrs. Di+loct fo. _
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riovomv.r 1863, abd ho adviava tt1rt it nrould'bu boat to
pwt.gorisue xDosure as porLtive and aslative only witM qo
further kttsanyts at qunatlt.tioa.
Thf #tiQnilioawoe levol tort the risk ratios are
onloulat.d tor 2 1Lrts, Test A and Tout B. Tost A is whethor
tt,w rirkrstiu is r.a11q gr.attr than one, uainS the Aapealan
weru too 111 to' LV intorvierroa, and wo failed to arraate 14eotinA
tlioir relxtives, Roci thuy wsre xcluded troe the stwdy.' Of thu
185 c:uatrols, 80 wura treot.d for frxatures, 17 for indactive
bucd sntii joint disriusas (includtaat tuberculosis), 1s for
ostwuarttYr+asia, d for rbow.aCoid arthritts, and 6s for other
orthonaedic aoaditionr.
D.mvsraphic cbxracEerletics of the cases and oontrols
aru coaeDared ia Table 7.1. Twd groups aro siwilar iA as., as
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lndicuted by the distributioa In Tabl 7.1, and wediwn ot 07.5
years tor esasss and 60 yonrs Zor controls. aocioeoonomic atuttid
(ae wawwurud by ocroupitlvn, year.t ot schooling) and recent
reoidaricso are also sirnil1r in botli groupr. It is therutora
tonatiilorud not auurksary to stratlty thssu variibles In the
xnxlyaLs.
The cases a.n4 controls' smoking habit ims obtain+rd
f.u detail a.s duYaribwt oA pp 86-87, Cbuptor S, xasi the rnsuits
.rsro prusuatsd In Tai)i 5.8, pp 80, .hicb ia rvproducsd turrd as :
-OriLhi- 7-2 tur nLL;rv'.'ratArands.`: ThuiruruiCrc wurik dLrnuAtad in
rihItpttlr~~3. w ~ dr~
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~ w*
`.'tborir.+~r~are a total o! 78.Aon-smokor,i ir~ th aases and ....
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t1w uuutroln,:. and tbdy_ torm ths
144 Aoa-amokwri
- poi>ulation Zor the proront aAalrsis..
Ro atteAptY at quautitatioa (except for Test A) Mas aade
ar described above In tSethods. Thon passivo smokin8 (r),
ksrosoao (1C) and incensu (Y) were eoasidetroct together, three
tatersn4tLnS oircles own be drawn Whowiur savsa possible
combinatioas oI expwstzre, and onar isolated circle (N) indioating
thcrse who had never boon lxposud to any ot thoso- aourca (?ig.
7.Z). Passive w.oking includes exposure Eo smoking husbands,
aohabi tiait relativos, or wurkmatos.
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TaLE 7.2.
t'ELL TYPE OF LUNG GNCEB ]WD S?lO1CM S)tBI?-IN 163'FPltNLB P.%TIp+TTS
WITN TYP£S I-IV LONG'CANCEIt;*1981-1984 'c
p;
< 19 padc-yr S (18)
20-39 pack-yr 8 (29)
s 40 pack-yr 8 (29)
A.,s.. J ~.:. 1.0 ...+..ti.~...~3~ JLtii. ,'
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14 (8)
B (4)
41 I
. c~
(22) a
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Tic. 7.2.
EXl'OSURS GZ'LGORIES TO PASSIVffi sMOKINC,.
KEi1OSEN: AN© INCENS6
I
NO $XPOS41t3 CLAIPlED
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Tbu au,ubar o! Aon-smc>kind aases with typu:l 1(squamoou,t
eell), Z(sm.till asll) and 4(lar=o 4el1) lunar canoer are smail
- baiag se.rua, Chreu and tive rra2ructively (Table 7.d ), and
did not thurotora attord auaniaUful etati,rtiual anulyois. ?ur
type 3 adunur.+crcinoiaa, tUu patho6onosis of wtslelr we kre s,ost
intsrwetud in, tharo wor 60 eioo-aqkrkere, wud the proportions
of ditfuruut wxpoeurv uatvrorles are Yubutated In Tabin 7.4.
Yhe oasns uro utratitivd lntv vsutral and psriphurxt tumoura to
o=oine tliw uontunti*u tltxt our propoqd*ranaa of cantral
sdoaouarcinoma midrit be related to inhalud carclnugons. - Tho`''. - -_'- -
~=risk ratlos (aod tchair-~+44nlticsacu toval) for
.:Nrp.; : . .
JC-
. .. ,
, ... . . . . . .. _~ ~.. . . . r .-. ~, . :.K
. puurivn ,rawkin6 hwroreno and iooonno In our non-smokvr
:--.adenucrresiaoms~ team.lo patiet1ts are stiorn iA
t
able ToCal._;.
pnsQtvu ymofcina and passive amokiag'dus to smoking husband alUae
.. - . ..... ~ .. . ._ .... .. _ ~ !-T - .. . . . . . _. . . .. ..._. .i ~,~.
aru usamined soParataly.
7.4. DI scussion
Tho problem pusod brrtoru us is the preponddraave ot
adauocaroinoma o[ luag, usuaily In non-swvkvra, presIowinutftiy
oM,itrally Niturtsrl, in uur IIsmais poPulwCioa. This cass-oontrcrl
study wxs warried out to oo+npurod oxpusura of oaaoi-acd controls
to thruo onviroqment,cl, ini,rled subst,ancas, namely passivQ
smokLnd, kerugane atavu cvokind Zumva and home incensd burning
tusus. The rasultr sl:orrod that (Tabie 7.5) kwrwwono anct incanso
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TABLE 7.3.
DI?FSRENT lXPOSURE CATLGORZES !OR TYPCS 1, 2 i 4
LUNG CANCER IN NON-S!lOKIl1G MfOMEN
Ko, of cases
Cat~egory squamous csll small ceYl large cell controls
(1) (2) (4)
* ploase roPer to Fiq.?.ti.
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9'AF3LE 7.4.
DZPFERL'NT EXPOSUItE CATEGOfiIZS. F'OZ
ADLNOCAJtCINOMA Op LUNG IN NONSHOKINO WdMLN
ExposurQ '~ No. of oasee No. o:
CatdOorY C.ntral Periyhoral controls
PI
1
3
7
5
32
* pioase rtFer to Ytq.7.2.
3
1 6
1 13
7 21
6 . 17
; 3S
8 40
9
28 144
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aru oot ooutriLutcrry tactors tor adacouarcinoma, Central or
periphural. Although th4 risk ratio ol pasRive vwul;iat in
gruutrr thin oao tor ceutral adunocu.rc1noraa, the levot pi
siguitlcanom ia only nbout 10 par cent by Test A. There La
howevur sugl{owtion ot puyy4ve smolcind useocLxted lth peripharul
adonocxrclAomri, partLaularly Naesivs tiAokinr duu to emokiag
uuavunds. Ths di2turunoae botwofln TeMts A and A ta Table 7.5
could Lw duu to a non-liaear LoKistLc dose-respotico curve or to
rrpvrr Lu weunifi+Ilad th+ 1dv41 si oMpuuuro tluv to Lnoomplet
l
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t
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oruu
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ap lva
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< ~a,uukinL ,iu Nmalo luug Catiuer patiento in fiong 1Cung` (Koo at at,
. . " 'ji' . A¢1'F.`+k.~.~==
"~1083). Kootuund ttaat paabive ymvkurs &a a!Sroup ha4 a relative
riuk or lueti than uuu. 40 vt tbo 56 non-smokur patients (71.4%)
aad 63 ot thu 85 cou-amoktar c:crntrulv (74.1%) have boon oxuosoA -'
to puteive swAiag, which iu aot istutLatically dltlsreat. The
aktientn howervdr lnclueiucl all oell typea and were hotsroge4eoue
in ttala rctaos. In additioa, the autbor did not distinsulsh
csntrYl and lwrlipheral tumours.
The assvolat[un ut pYSUivu rrouktn3 and tund cancsr
~
wuoulal bu further pareoed. Thure kr good tfseoretical support CD
tue LUu neeociatioo. Aeccretly, it was rMl>ortvcl that, like W
rctlvc auaokore, tlio pasaLvo smoker L* exposed to the snato
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radioelsments in the tobacco, as 50 to 70 per cont of the
210po appeara In sidestreaca sraoke (lintsrs & DiFreaza, 1983).
In addition, the exposure of ths pa.ssivs smoker to naturally
oocurrins radon dau;hters is incres.sad In a smoky environment.
It eas estimated that radon daughte:,exposure could account for
20 to 100 per cent of lun= CaAcars seen In non-smokers (1tarley i~
Paaternack, 1981; inters L Dihren=a, 1983). The contlicting
findinRr of tbe Japanese (H:rayama, 1981) and American
(GarSiakle, 1981) studies mirnt be aue to diftarenoes in
.methodolosy (xeizz et al, 1083). A potentially important factor
is that the American study lacked saokin= data on 135 of the
husbanda of nonscoking romen in comparison to only 28% in the
=Japanese study, phich may have created biases in the data. A
. ~ ~ .: _ : .. ., .
- greater number of working women, larger bolnes and a higher
:.__ _.. ---.-..,. .. , .
divorce rate in tbe Onited 3tatos a.e other factors that could
serve to'accosnt for the differences in results b.treon those
studies. ia Hon; lCong, the Drobiem of overcrowding is
notorious, with many families living In houses/Slats of area 400
to 800 square fset onSy, and this would increase the inhaied
dose oZ any potential inhaled carcinogen prssent in home
environment« previous estimates would have sstimated the
attributable risk of 1un2 cancer due to passive smokias to be
30% greater in non-sraoksrs xposed regularly to passive smoke
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