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. 2003 Sep 6;327(7414):526–531. doi: 10.1136/bmj.327.7414.526

Table 3.

Unadjusted estimates of event free survival for white and South Asian men and women for overall all cause survival and survival to death or readmission for any cause or cardiovascular event. Values are percentages (95% confidence intervals)

Men
Women
Survival White patients (n=2494) South Asian patients (n=190) White patients (n=2563) South Asian patients (n=146)
Patients aged <75
Survival:
30 days 85 (83 to 87) 85 (76 to 91) 87 (84 to 90) 91 (85 to 97)
1 year 70 (67 to 73) 72 (64 to 80) 68 (64 to 72) 79 (71 to 87)
2 years 63 (60 to 66) 66 (57 to 75) 59 (55 to 63)* 75 (65 to 85)*
Survival to event (death or readmission):


30 days 81 (80 to 82) 82 (75 to 89) 84 (81 to 87) 88 (81 to 95)
1 year 51 (48 to 54) 54 (44 to 64) 51 (47 to 55) 54 (44 to 64)
2 years 37 (34 to 40) 35 (25 to 45) 35 (31 to 39) 37 (26 to 48)
Patients aged ≥75
Survival:
30 days 77 (75 to 79) 77 (67 to 87) 78 (76 to 80) 85 (75 to 95)
1 year 49 (46 to 52) 62 (51 to 73) 54 (52 to 56) 62 (48 to 76)
2 years 38 (35 to 41) 50 (36 to 64) 43 (40 to 46) 52 (36 to 68)
Survival to event (death or readmission):


30 days 74 (72 to 76) 72 (61 to 83) 77 (75 to 79) 83 (73 to 93)
1 year 36 (34 to 38) 37 (25 to 49) 41 (39 to 43) 44 (30 to 58)
2 years 22 (20 to 24) 20 (8 to 32) 25 (23 to 27) 30 (16 to 44)
*

Statistically significant difference.