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Factors Influencing Serum CA125II Levels in Healthy Postmenopausal Women

Donna K. Pauler, Usha Menon, Martin McIntosh, Heather L. Symecko, Steven J. Skates and Ian J. Jacobs
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DOI:  Published May 2001
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    Average CA125 values based on the fitted model as a function of age for Caucasian, Asian, and African subjects with no previous (left) and previous (right) nonovarian cancer history.

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    Subject characteristics summary: Number of subjects, median, and 95% range of CA125II values in each subpopulation defined by factor

    FactorNo. of subjectsMedian CA125 (units/ml)95% range (units/ml)
    Race
     Caucasian17,85214.2(6.0–41.0)
     Asian8013.0(5.9–33.3)
     African899.0(4.0–26.0)
     Other72715.4(5.9–43.7)
    Parity
     No children2,51614.1(5.8–39.2)
     Children16,23214.2(6.0–41.2)
    OCPa
     None13,35014.3(6.0–41.5)
     Previous5,39814.0(6.0–40.0)
    HRT
     None16,26214.3(6.0–41.0)
     Previous2,48614.0(5.6–42.2)
    Hysterectomy
     None10,85214.6(6.0–41.6)
     Previous4,32113.6(5.5–39.0)
    Ovarian cyst
     None17,50514.2(6.0–41.1)
     Previous1,24314.0(5.6–39.0)
    Talcum powder
     None10,85214.3(5.9–41.6)
     Previous7,89614.0(6.0–40.4)
    Smoking
     None14,87714.4(6.0–41.0)
     Previous3,87113.9(5.4–40.5)
    Caffeine consumption
     None3,71514.9(6.0–42.0)
     Previous15,03314.0(5.9–41.0)
    Oopherectomy
     None18,60214.2(6.0–41.0)
     Previous14614.0(6.0–32.5)
    Cancer
     None18,15614.1(6.0–41.0)
     Previous59216.0(6.0–49.0)
    • a OCP, oral contraceptive.

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    Additional subject characteristics summary: Median (range) age of menarche, age of menopause, and baseline age for all subjects included in the analysis.

    VariableMedianRange
    Age of menarche, yr13.07–23
    Age of menopause, yr49.016–65.0
    Age, yr58.240.9–60.2
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    Parameter estimates and Ps: Parameter estimates and Ps for all factors included in the best-fitting mixed linear model for log CA125 values

    For factors containing possible values “None” and “Previous,” the parameter estimates equal the difference in log CA125 values for those with a previous history minus those with no history. For the race variable, the parameter estimate is the average difference in log CA125 between the factor (African, Asian, or Other) and Caucasian. Parameter estimates for all age variables represent the change in log CA125 variable for a unit increase. All of the age variables are standardized by subtracting the population mean.
    VariableParameter estimateexp(β) P
    Intercept2.7515.64<0.001
    Race
     African−0.480.62<0.001
     Asian−0.170.84
     Other0.081.08
    Parity0.010.990.34
    Hysterectomy−0.051.05<0.001
    Ovarian cyst−0.041.040.02
    Smoking−0.071.07<0.001
    Caffeine consumption−0.051.05<0.001
    Cancer0.120.89<0.001
    Age of menarche, 13.1 yr0.0091.01<0.001
    Age of menopause, 48 yr0.0071.01<0.001
    Age, 61.05 yr−0.0080.99<0.001
    (Age, 61.05) × cancer−0.0070.990.02
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Factors Influencing Serum CA125II Levels in Healthy Postmenopausal Women
Donna K. Pauler, Usha Menon, Martin McIntosh, Heather L. Symecko, Steven J. Skates and Ian J. Jacobs
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