[Incidence and mortality of XXXX in Navarra, 1993-1997. Tendencies in the last 25 years].

@entity1 @entity320 @entity0 @entity5 @entity3 @entity14 @entity204 @entity65
Between 1993-1997, there were 14,023 new cases of @entity5 registered in Navarra. In @entity1 , the most frequently diagnosed @entity5 were in the following order: lung, prostate, colon and rectum, stomach and bladder, which accounted for 60% of all the @entity5 cases. In @entity1 the sites of breast, colon and rectum, body of uterus, stomach and ovary accounted for 57% of the total number of cases. In the same period, 1993-1997, 3,875 @entity1 and 2,332 @entity1 died of @entity5 . 60% of all the @entity204 caused by @entity5 in @entity1 were due to the sites of lung, colon and rectum, prostate, stomach and bladder. In @entity1 the sites of breast, colon and rectum, stomach, pancreas and liver, accounted for 51% of @entity204 from @entity5 . Amongst @entity1 in Navarra there has been an important increase in the last two decades of the rates of incidence and @entity5 related to the habit of smoking (lung, oral cavity and pharynx or pancreas). The global risk of dying from @entity5 was higher in the late 90s than in the 70s and 80s. From 1995 onwards, @entity5 mortality advanced from second place to occupy the first place as the cause of @entity204 amongst @entity1 in Navarra. Amongst @entity1 , @entity65 continue to be the first cause of @entity204 . Amongst @entity1 the global risk of @entity204 from @entity5 fell by 20% between 1975 and 1997, due principally to a fall in cases of @entity5 . Tumours related to the habit of smoking have not so far shown substantial increases amongst @entity1 in Navarra. @entity0 has increased in recent years, although its incidence and mortality amongst @entity1 in Navarra continues to be somewhat lower than the average in the European Union and the United States. @entity3 remains at very low rates with respect to many European countries, including Spain. In both sexes there has been an increase in @entity14 and @entity320 , while the incidence and mortality of @entity5 continues to fall.
