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Table 3 Cross tab data analysis; determining the significance of categorised variables on likelihood to present at follow-up or in interval

From: Exploring patterns of recurrent melanoma in Northeast Scotland to inform the introduction a digital self-examination intervention

Descriptive statistic:

Detected at follow-up:

Detected in interval:

p. value:

Gender;

  

.413

Female

8 (21.6%)

29 (78.4%)

 

Male

15 (26.3%)′

42 (73.7%)

 

Deprivation score;

  

.341

1(most deprived)

3 (60.0%)

2 (40.0%)

 

2

3 (33.3%)

6 (66.7%)

 

3

6 (27.3%)

16 (72.7%)

 

4

7 (25.9%)

20 (74.15)

 

5(least deprived)

4 (12.9%)

27 (87.1%)

 

Rurality;

  

.571

Urban

14 (32.6%)

29 (67.4%)

 

Rural

9 (17.6%)

42 (82.4%)

 

Melanoma type;

  

.964

Superficial spreading

7 (25.9%)

20 (74.1%)

 

Nodular malignant

8 (26.7%)

22 (73.3%)

 

Lentigo maligna

1 (20.0%)

4 (80.0%)

 

Acral lentiginous

1 (20.0%

4 (80.0%)

 

Other

6 (22.2%)

21 (77.8%)

 

Breslow thickness;

  

.252

4 mm or less

11 (20.0%)

44 (80.0%)

 

>4 mm

12 (30.8%)

27 (69.2%)

 

Age at Dx;

  

.142

Up to 65 years

12 (25.0%)

36 (75%)

 

65 years and above

18 (39.1%)

28 (60.9%)

 

Time to recurrence;

  

.008

12 months or less

14 (51.9%)

13 (48.1%)

 

Beyond 12 months

16 (23.9%)

51 (76.2%)