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. 2018 Nov 17;392(10160):2194–2202. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(18)31771-9

Table 4.

90-day adverse event rates in the general population vs a matched sample of the study cohort

General population risk % (95% CI) Study cohort risk % (95% CI) Risk ratio (95% CI)
Mortality30*
Overall 0·158% (0·157–0·159) 0·031% (0·027–0·035) 0·20 (0·17–0·22)
<20 years 0·007% (0·007–0·008) .. ..
20–39 years 0·011% (0·011–0·012) 0·009% (0·005–0·015) 0·81 (0·49–1·32)
40–59 years 0·043% (0·042–0·044) 0·021% (0·017–0·027) 0·50 (0·40–0·63)
60–79 years 0·233% (0·230–0·236) 0·061% (0·050–0·074) 0·26 (0·22–0·32)
≥80 years 2·043% (2·026–2·060) 0·360% (0·238–0·524) 0·18 (0·12–0·26)
Myocardial infarction31
Men (<80 years) 0·058% (0·049–0·067) 0·046% (0·040–0·052) 0·79 (0·64–0·97)
Women (<80 years) 0·028% (0·022–0·035) 0·024% (0·019–0·031) 0·88 (0·63–1·23)
Pulmonary embolism32 0·006% (0·005–0·007) 0·078% (0·072–0·085) 12·99 (10·35–16·31)
Stroke (<75 years)33 0·034% (0·030–0·039) 0·025% (0·021–0·029) 0·72 (0·59–0·88)
Septic arthritis (native knee joint infection)34 0·001% (0·001–0·002) 0·135% (0·126–0·144) 110·21 (81·19–149·60)
*

Mortality data are Office for National Statistics population-level data for England, 2016, excluding death from cancer.

Excludes iatrogenic causes.