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DEFINITION
Total for all ages and sexes. Database compiled January 2004. Total of figures for: - Malignant neoplasm of ovaryl> The mortality statistics consist of deaths registered in national vital registration systems, as submitted to the World Health Organisation. Underlying cause of death is listed as coded by the relevant national authority. Death registration coverage and cross-national differences in coding practices, particularly in the use of codes for ill-defined and unknown causes, must be taken into account to validly compare mortality rates for specific causes across countries. Great caution should therefore be taken when doing inter-country comparisons. The "mortality" statistics listed here are therefore best thought of as an indication of the data being recorded by various nations, rather than as an accurate indicator of real causes of death.
Mortality Statistics > Malignant neoplasm of ovary (most recent) by country
Showing latest available data.
| Rank |
Countries
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Amount
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# 1
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United States: |
14,060 deaths |
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# 2
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Germany: |
5,821 deaths |
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# 3
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Japan: |
3,993 deaths |
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# 4
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Poland: |
2,152 deaths |
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# 5
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Brazil: |
1,947 deaths |
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# 6
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Spain: |
1,605 deaths |
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# 7
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Canada: |
1,390 deaths |
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# 8
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Mexico: |
1,258 deaths |
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# 9
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Argentina: |
1,002 deaths |
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# 10
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Romania: |
937 deaths |
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# 11
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Netherlands: |
910 deaths |
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# 12
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Australia: |
837 deaths |
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# 13
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Czech Republic: |
795 deaths |
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# 14
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Sweden: |
641 deaths |
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# 15
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Korea, South: |
623 deaths |
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# 16
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Hungary: |
612 deaths |
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# 17
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Austria: |
519 deaths |
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# 18
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Colombia: |
447 deaths |
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# 19
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Denmark: |
439 deaths |
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# 20
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United Kingdom: |
378 deaths |
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# 21
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South Africa: |
364 deaths |
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# 22
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Venezuela: |
298 deaths |
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# 23
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Chile: |
291 deaths |
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= 24
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Croatia: |
280 deaths |
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= 24
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Slovakia: |
280 deaths |
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# 26
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Norway: |
273 deaths |
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# 27
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Finland: |
268 deaths |
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# 28
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Lithuania: |
234 deaths |
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# 29
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Peru: |
215 deaths |
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# 30
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Cuba: |
206 deaths |
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# 31
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Latvia: |
189 deaths |
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# 32
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New Zealand: |
179 deaths |
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# 33
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Israel: |
170 deaths |
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# 34
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Uruguay: |
140 deaths |
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# 35
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Slovenia: |
118 deaths |
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# 36
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Estonia: |
105 deaths |
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# 37
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Egypt: |
103 deaths |
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= 38
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Ecuador: |
97 deaths |
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= 38
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Moldova: |
97 deaths |
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# 40
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Puerto Rico: |
74 deaths |
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# 41
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Georgia: |
72 deaths |
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# 42
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Thailand: |
66 deaths |
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= 43
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Costa Rica: |
62 deaths |
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= 43
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Kyrgyzstan: |
62 deaths |
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# 45
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El Salvador: |
40 deaths |
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# 46
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Paraguay: |
33 deaths |
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= 47
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Dominican Republic: |
29 deaths |
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= 47
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Panama: |
29 deaths |
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= 49
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Luxembourg: |
24 deaths |
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= 49
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Malta: |
24 deaths |
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# 51
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Nicaragua: |
23 deaths |
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# 52
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Iceland: |
13 deaths |
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# 53
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Kuwait: |
11 deaths |
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# 54
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Bahamas, The: |
10 deaths |
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# 55
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Barbados: |
8 deaths |
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# 56
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Bahrain: |
4 deaths |
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= 57
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Belize: |
2 deaths |
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= 57
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Qatar: |
2 deaths |
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# 59
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Cayman Islands: |
1 deaths |
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Total: |
44,862 deaths |
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Weighted average: |
760.4 deaths |
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DEFINITION: Total for all ages and sexes. Database compiled January 2004. Total of figures for: - Malignant neoplasm of ovaryl> The mortality statistics consist of deaths registered in national vital registration systems, as submitted to the World Health Organisation. Underlying cause of death is listed as coded by the relevant national authority. Death registration coverage and cross-national differences in coding practices, particularly in the use of codes for ill-defined and unknown causes, must be taken into account to validly compare mortality rates for specific causes across countries. Great caution should therefore be taken when doing inter-country comparisons. The "mortality" statistics listed here are therefore best thought of as an indication of the data being recorded by various nations, rather than as an accurate indicator of real causes of death.
See also
NOTES: These statistics are derived from official causes of death detailed on certificates of death by each country. Rather than being a true indicator of the number of deaths attributed to a particular cause, mortality statistics reveal more about a particular country's reporting processes.
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