Table 2. Excess HRs and 95% CI obtained from a Royston–Parmar relative survival model, modelling the risk of a cardiovascular late event for long-term survivors of cancer diagnosed between 1991 and 2006 aged 0–14 and 15–29 years inclusive.

		95% CI
Variable	HR	Lower	Upper	P-value
Sex
Male	1
Female	1.43	0.76	2.68	0.265
Age at diagnosis
0–14	1
15–29	1.35	0.67	2.71	0.391
Year of diagnosis
1991–2006	1.01	0.89	1.14	0.887
Diagnostic group
Other solid tumours	1
Leukaemia	1.97	0.81	4.76	0.132
Lymphoma	1.49	0.60	3.68	0.389
CNS tumours	1.55	0.56	4.28	0.394
Treatment group
Sx alone/No treatment recorded	1
Cx (+/− Sx)	1.23	0.58	2.63	0.592
Rt (+/− Sx)	0.39	0.04	3.66	0.407
Cx+RT (+/− Sx)	0.92	0.34	2.54	0.880
Deprivationa
Most deprived (5)	1
4	0.58	0.23	1.47	0.253
3	0.81	0.33	1.97	0.645
2	1.07	0.46	2.47	0.882
Least deprived (1)	0.35	0.05	2.31	0.274

Abbreviations: CI=confidence interval; HR=hazard ratio.

^aIndex of Multiple Deprivation 2007.