Endometrial and XXXX : incidence and mortality among @entity1 in the Lodz region.

@entity5 @entity1 @entity1204
INTRODUCTION: By the early 21(st) century the most common @entity5 of female genitals in Poland was @entity5 . Now @entity1204 ranks first. The aim of this study was to analyse the incidence and mortality of @entity1204 among @entity1 in the Lodz region. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Data on the incidence and mortality of @entity1204 among inhabitants of the Lodz region were obtained from the National Cancer Registry and Bulletin of Cancer Cases in the Lodz region. The analysis covered ten consecutive years beginning in 2001. RESULTS: The number of new cases reported in 2010 exceeded that observed in 2001 by 181. The standardized incidence rate of @entity1204 increased by 6.3, while the standardized incidence rate of @entity5 decreased by 1.4. CONCLUSIONS: In the years 2001-2010, the incidence of @entity1204 increased by 88.3% and that of @entity5 decreased by 6.5% among inhabitants of the Lodz region. In the years 2001-2010, mortality of @entity1204 increased by 24.5% and that of @entity5 decreased by 12.6%. In 2010, the highest crude incidence rates in the Lodz region of both @entity1204 at 39.1 were recorded in the district town of Piotrk  w.
