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Table 1 Incidence of end-stage kidney disease treated by dialysis in Japan, 2003–2007

From: Age- and gender-specific incidence rates of renal replacement therapy in Japan: an international comparison

Age group (years)

Males

Females

Incident case

Populationa

Incidenceb (95 % CI)

Incident case

Populationa

Incidenceb (95 % CI)

0–4

43

14,249,165

3.0 (2.2–4.1)

37

13,551,230

2.7 (1.9–3.8)

5–9

26

15,075,316

1.7 (1.1–2.5)

18

14,344,246

1.3 (0.7–2.0)

10–14

41

15,361,059

2.7 (1.9–3.6)

38

14,614,548

2.6 (1.8–3.6)

15–19

128

16,778,802

7.6 (6.4–9.1)

81

15,900,857

5.1 (4.0–6.3)

20–24

355

18,747,907

18.9 (17.0–21.0)

180

17,744,081

10.1 (8.7–11.7)

25–29

681

20,839,834

32.7 (30.3–35.2)

406

20,057,000

20.2 (18.3–22.3)

30–34

1385

23,994,021

57.7 (54.7–60.8)

724

23,324,334

31.0 (28.8–33.4)

35–39

2176

22,100,968

98.5 (94.4–102.7)

1047

21,607,875

48.5 (45.6–51.5)

40–44

3037

19,854,793

153.0 (147.6–158.5)

1449

19,519,867

74.2 (70.5–78.2)

45–49

4734

19,295,649

245.3 (234.8–252.4)

2238

19,150,550

116.9 (112.1–121.8)

50–54

8350

22,042,543

378.8 (370.7–387.0)

3961

22,159,275

178.8 (173.2–184.4)

55–59

12,972

24,739,582

524.3 (515.4–533.4)

5644

25,291,277

223.2 (217.4–229.1)

60–64

13,990

20,366,525

686.9 (675.6–698.4)

6617

21,542,247

307.2 (299.8–314.7)

65–69

16,000

17,861,105

895.8 (882.0–909.8)

8213

19,630,862

418.4 (409.4–427.5)

70–74

17,680

15,166,918

1165.7 (1148.6–1183.0)

9341

17,928,932

521.0 (510.5–531.7)

75–79

15,252

11,193,826

1362.5 (1341.0–1384.3)

9867

14,967,274

659.2 (646.3–672.4)

80–84

9119

6,180,288

1475.5 (1445.4–1506.1)

7591

10,954,849

692.9 (677.4–708.7)

≥85

4506

4,061,592

1109.4 (1077.3–1142.3)

4765

10,559,705

451.2 (438.5–464.2)

Total

110,475

307,909,893

358.8 (356.7–360.9)

62,217

322,849,009

192.7 (191.2–194.2)

  1. Only patients who initiated dialysis treatment were included
  2. CI confidence interval
  3. aFive-year population at risk
  4. bPer million age-related population (pmarp)