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. 2017 Feb 23;33(2):356–364. doi: 10.1093/ndt/gfw444

Table 2.

Mortality and survival by age group in incident young adult RRT patients compared with the general population

Crude mortality rate/1000 patient-years
Standardized mortality ratio Cumulative survival
Young adult RRT patients (95% CI) Age-matched general populationa Observed survival in young adult RRT patients Relative survivalb (95% CI)
Age group (years)
 11–< 16 6.77 (2.90–15.8) 0.14 49.9 0.961 0.962 (0.938–0.978)
 16–< 21 13.8 (10.3–18.4) 0.38 36.0 0.924 0.926 (0.901–0.946)
 21–< 26 19.4 (10.1–37.3) 0.48 40.8 0.899 0.902 (0.877–0.921)
 26–30 24.2 (13.0–45.1) 0.58 41.9 0.876 0.899 (0.857–0.898)
Overall 18.0 (16.0–20.2) 0.40 45.1 0.905 0.908 (0.896–0.918)
a

Using 2001–14 mortality data from the ONS, an equivalent period to the study follow-up (2000–13).

b

Cumulative relative survival accounts for the background risk of dying in the age-matched general population [14].