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. 2007 Feb 19;93(10):1256–1262. doi: 10.1136/hrt.2006.110171

Table 2 Characteristics of patients with coronary heart disease, with and without serious mental health problems.

Characteristics Schizophrenia* (n = 332) Bipolar disorder* (n = 369) Neither (n = 127 231)
Sex
 Female 157 (47.3) 213 (57.7) 51 948 (40.8)
 Male 175 (52.7) 156 (42.3) 75 283 (59.2)
Ageband (years)
 <55 46 (13.9) 27 (7.3) 8664 (6.8)
 55–64 90 (27.1) 73 (19.8) 22 683 (17.8)
 65–74 102 (30.7) 113 (30.6) 38 767 (30.5)
 ⩾75 94 (28.3) 156 (42.3) 57 117 (44.9)
Townsend deprivation score
 Quintile 1 (least deprived) 37 (11.1) 48 (13.0) 27 209 (21.4)
 Quintile 2 36 (10.8) 54 (14.6) 25 239 (19.8)
 Quintile 3 51 (15.4) 63 (17.1) 24 061 (18.9)
 Quintile 4 84 (25.3) 87 (23.6) 22 653 (17.8)
 Quintile 5 (most deprived) 114 (34.3) 95 (25.7) 22 806 (17.9)
 Missing Townsend score 10 (3.0) 22 (6.0) 5263 (4.1)
Other factors
 Diabetes 75 (22.6) 70 (19.0) 23 481 (18.5)
 Stroke 44 (13.3) 58 (15.7) 14 936 (11.7)
 Current smoker 124 (37.4) 73 (19.8) 16 848 (13.2)

Values are n (%).

*Schizophrenia group includes 39 patients with both schizophrenia and bipolar disorder; bipolar group includes patients with bipolar disorder only.