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Figure 3

From: Pre- and postoperative alcohol consumption in breast cancer patients: impact on early events

Figure 3

A-B Unadjusted and adjusted conditional HR:s for alcohol use. The figures show estimated hazard ratios (HR), with 95% point wise confidence intervals (CI), for alcohol use (yes vs no) from a series of Cox-regression analyses of time from the preoperative visit to any breast cancer event. Each dot corresponds to an analysis conditional on event-free survival up to the corresponding observed visit time. Crude (unadjusted) estimates are shown in Figure 3A and adjusted estimates in Figure 3B. The panels show, from left to right, analyses for all patients, axillary lymph node negative (N0), and axillary lymph node positive (N+) patients, respectively. The number of patients at risk in each of the two groups at time of diagnosis and four years post-operatively is shown below each panel, and the corresponding number of events observed is shown between parentheses. The reason why the counts in N0 and N + in Figure 3A do not sum to the counts for all patients in the group who report no alcohol use is that the axillary lymph node status is unknown for two patients.

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