High-risk, resource-intensive surgeries for esophageal, pancreatic, liver, lung and ovarian cancers in Canada

  • Charts and Tables

    Charts and Tables

    Figure 4.7

    Number of resections per 100,000 population for esophageal, liver, pancreatic, lung and ovarian cancers, by province — 2010-12 fiscal years combined

    Data source: Canadian Institute for Health Information.

    Data Table

    Province/TerritoriesDisease siteNumber of resections per 100,000
    BCEsophagus3.7
    BCPancreas4.5
    BCLiver12.1
    BCOvary21.1
    BCLung32.1
    ABEsophagus3.6
    ABPancreas7.9
    ABLiver14.3
    ABOvary20.3
    ABLung33.2
    SKEsophagus3.9
    SKPancreas4.0
    SKLiver10.7
    SKOvary22.0
    SKLung34.5
    MBEsophagus2.7
    MBPancreas5.7
    MBLiver12.0
    MBOvary25.5
    MBLung50.5
    ONEsophagus3.4
    ONPancreas5.8
    ONLiver12.0
    ONOvary20.3
    ONLung37.9
    NBEsophagus3.1
    NBPancreas3.5
    NBLiver6.9
    NBOvary20.3
    NBLung58.3
    NSEsophagus3.3
    NSPancreas4.4
    NSLiver11.8
    NSOvary20.2
    NSLung47.8
    NLEsophagus1.7
    NLPancreas4.1
    NLLiver10.1
    NLOvary21.9
    NLLung27.5

    Data source: Canadian Institute for Health Information.

    Table 4.1

    Number of resections per 100,000 population for esophageal, liver, pancreatic, lung and ovarian cancers, by province — 2010-12 fiscal years combined

    Table 4.1

    Table 4.2

    Number of resections and hospitals performing resections for esophageal, liver, pancreatic, lung and ovarian cancer, Canada — 2012 treatment year

    Table 4.2

    Table 4.3

    Impact of hospital volume on outcomes for esophageal, liver, pancreatic, lung and ovarian cancer surgeries, Canada

    Table 4.3
  • Data specifications

    Data specifications

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