Table 1 Adjusted odds ratios (ORs) for lung cancer associated with cigarette smoking by histological type among men

From: Filter cigarette smoking and lung cancer risk; a hospital-based case–control study in Japan

  

Cases

 

Controls

Squamous cell carcinoma

Adenocarcinoma

All lung cancers

Smoking status

No.

No.

Adjusteda OR (95% CI)

No.

Adjusteda OR (95% CI)

No.

Adjusteda OR (95% CI)

Nonsmoker

90

3

1.00 (reference)

30

1.00 (reference)

40

1.00 (reference)

Past smoker

161

87

13.9 (3.16–61.0)

120

1.95 (1.09–3.50)

246

2.46 (1.47–4.12)

Current smoker

       

Duration of smoking in years

      

 1–20

13

2

5.65 (0.80–39.9)

6

1.56 (0.53–4.62)

9

1.85 (0.71–4.85)

 21–39

137

52

17.4 (5.08–59.9)

94

2.38 (1.42–3.99)

189

3.74 (2.37–5.90)

 40+

90

144

29.8 (8.96–89.4)

119

2.89 (1.70–4.90)

355

6.02 (3.76–9.62)

Number of cigarettes per day b

      

 1–20

104

69

3.00 (1.61–5.59)

84

1.67 (1.05–2.65)

197

1.94 (1.31–2.87)

 21–39

88

73

7.11 (3.74–13.5)

80

2.23 (1.39–3.59)

210

3.38 (2.67–5.05)

 40+

37

43

12.5 (5.88–26.6)

43

3.01 (1.69–5.37)

110

4.61 (2.80–7.57)

  1. aAdjusted for age and prefecture.
  2. bIn total, 36 cases and 11 controls for current smokers were not included because of incomplete data. CI=confidence interval.