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. 2007 Aug 2;7:24. doi: 10.1186/1471-2261-7-24

Table 1.

Characteristics of 9,167 patients registered for CABG surgery in British Columbia, 1991–2000

Women (N = 1,629) Men (N = 7,538)

Characteristic N (%) N (%)
Age Group (y)
40–49 68 (4.2) 600 (8.0)
50–59 241 (14.8) 1764 (23.4)
60–69 638 (39.2) 2892 (38.4)
70–79 633 (38.9) 2137 (28.3)
80–89 49 (3.0) 145 (1.9)
Urgency at Registration
Priority 1 123 (7.6) 534 (7.1)
Priority 2 1116 (68.5) 5339 (70.8)
Priority 3 377 (23.1) 1567 (20.8)
Unknown 13 (0.8) 98 (1.3)
Comorbidity at Registration
No comorbidity 750 (46.0) 3985 (52.9)
Major comorbidity (CHF, diabetes, COPD, rheumatism, cancer) 463 (28.4) 1540 (20.4)
Other conditions 416 (25.2) 2013 (26.7)
Registration Period
1991–1992 318 (19.5) 1394 (18.5)
1993–1994 297 (18.2) 1574 (20.9)
1995–1996 379 (23.3) 1619 (21.5)
1997–1998 350 (21.5) 1527 (20.3)
1999–2000 285 (17.5) 1424 (18.9)

Abbreviations: CABG = outpatient isolated coronary artery bypass surgery; CHF = congestive heart failure; COPD = chronic obstructive pulmonary disease