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Table 3 Extrapolated number of new adults, per year, aged 50 years and over in Kenya with diabetes mellitus and diabetic retinopathy based on incidence data (adjusted to take account of loss to follow up) and estimates of the population in Kenya by age group in 2015

From: The incidence of diabetes mellitus and diabetic retinopathy in a population-based cohort study of people age 50 years and over in Nakuru, Kenya

 

Male

Female

Overall

Age group (years)

Extrapolated number

Lower (95% CI)

Upper (95% CI)

Extrapolated number

Lower (95% CI)

Upper (95% CI)

Extrapolated number

Lower (95% CI)

Upper (95% CI)

Diabetes Mellitus

 50–59

10,710

7230

15,690

12,760

9020

17,910

23,570

18,340

30,140

 60–69

5350

3370

8390

7400

4700

11,460

12,690

9080

17,560

 70–79

1950

900

4100

3010

1570

5650

4880

3060

7680

 80+

490

150

1500

200

30

1430

750

280

1950

 All ages

17,910

13,660

23,350

22,860

17,710

29,390

40,780

33,630

49,270

Diabetic Retinopathy – among those without DM and those without DR

 50–59

4230

1460

11,860

3850

1500

9690

8020

4020

15,840

 60–69

2090

890

4820

450

60

3300

2760

1110

6770

 70–79

640

150

2610

840

200

3410

 80+

 All ages

6520

3460

12,160

4390

1850

10,340

11,100

6670

18,370

Diabetic Retinopathy – among those without DR at baseline

 50–59

1650

340

3430

1850

430

5170

3790

1520

7390

 60–69

2090

660

3880

2840

830

6470

 70–79

370

10

1980

620

30

3780

 80+

 All ages

4300

2070

7310

2260

570

7100

7080

3690

12,240

  1. All are based on 2015 estimates of population
  2. Diabetes Mellitus: Population at risk are all adults over 50 who do not have DM. To estimate the size of the population at risk the 2008 DM prevalence is used. Expected number of new DM diagnoses in 50+ year old individuals per year is (population at risk x risk per 1000/6 years)/(6 × 1000)
  3. Diabetic Retinopathy among those with no DM and without DR at baseline: Population at risk are all adults over 50 who do not have DR. To estimate the size of the population at risk the 2008 DR prevalence is used. Expected number of new DR diagnoses in 50+ year old individuals per year is (population at risk x risk per 1000/6 years)/(6 × 1000)
  4. Diabetes Retinopathy among those with DM out without DR at baseline: Population at risk are all adults over 50 who have DM but do not have DR. To estimate the size of the population at risk the 2008 DR prevalence is used. Expected number of new DR diagnoses in those 50+ year old with DM per year is (population at risk x risk per 1000/6 years)/(6 × 1000)
  5. Sample sizes are small for the DR analyses, so estimates have wide confidence intervals