Guideline 61: Investigation of post-menopausal bleeding - Supporting material

Female consultation and incidence rates

Female consultation and incidence (first only) rates per 1,000 population by age group for all CMR practices in Scotland; years ending March 19971, 19982, 19993 and 20004  

 

Age group

Estimated female population

Number of consultations

Consultation rate

Number of first diagnoses

Incidence rate

1996/97

50-59

11,500

124

10.8

66

5.7

 

60-69

10,272

54

5.3

27

2.6

 

70+

13,188

38

2.9

18

1.4

1997/98

50-59

12,543

126

10.0

79

6.3

 

60-69

10,583

68

6.4

33

3.1

 

70+

13,301

48

3.6

24

1.8

1998/99

50-59

14,572

204

14.0

122

8.4

 

60-69

11,955

89

7.4

49

4.1

 

70+

15,207

54

3.6

36

2.4

1999/2000

50-59

18,975

272

14.3

158

8.3

 

60-69

15,307

143

9.3

72

4.7

 

70+

19,408

74

3.8

42

2.2

  1. Scotland: 39 CMR practices (estimated female population 50 years and over: 34,960), source: General Medical Practitioner database, ISD Scotland (as at 1 October 1996)
  2. Scotland: 42 CMR practices (estimated female population 50 years and over: 36,427), source: General Medical Practitioner database, ISD Scotland (as at 1 October 1997)
  3. Scotland: 47 CMR practices (estimated female population 50 years and over: 41,734), source: General Medical Practitioner database, ISD Scotland (as at 1 October 1998)
  4. Scotland: 53 CMR practices (estimated female population 50 years and over: 53,690), source: General Medical Practitioner database, ISD Scotland (as at 1 October 1999)
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