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. 2018 Mar 1;41(2):247–252. doi: 10.1002/clc.22891

Table 1.

CV outcomes in the WHI hormone therapy trials during the intervention and extended follow‐up phase

CEE + MPA Arm CEE‐Only Arm
No. of Events (annualized %) No. of Events (annualized %)
CEE + MPA, n = 8506 Placebo, n = 8102 Difference/10 000 PY HR (95% CI) P Value CEE, n = 5310 Placebo, n = 5429 Difference/10 000 PY HR (95% CI) P Value
Intervention
CHD 196 (0.41) 159 (0.35) 6 1.18 (0.95‐1.45) 0.13 204 (0.55) 222 (0.58) –3 0.94 (0.78‐1.14) 0.53
Total MI 168 (0.35) 129 (0.29) 6 1.24 (0.98‐1.56) 0.07 164 (0.44) 173 (0.45) –1 0.97 (0.79‐1.21) 0.81
CABG or PCI 198 (0.42) 200 (0.45) –3 0.95 (0.78‐1.16) 0.64 249 (0.68) 255 (0.67) 0 1.00 (0.83‐1.19) 0.96
All CV events 786 (1.70) 663 (1.52) 19 1.13 (1.02‐1.25) 0.02 877 (2.51) 813 (2.24) 27 1.11 (1.01‐1.22) 0.03
CV deaths 79 (0.16) 70 (0.15) 1 1.05 (0.76‐1.45) 0.77 109 (0.29) 112 (0.29) 0 1.00 (0.77‐1.31) 0.98
All‐cause mortality 250 (0.52) 238 (0.53) –1 0.97 (0.81‐1.16) 0.76 301 (0.80) 299 (0.77) 3 1.03 (0.88‐1.21) 0.68
Extended follow‐up
CHD 487 (0.48) 430 (0.45) 3 1.09 (0.96‐1.24) 0.19 487 (0.48) 430 (0.45) 3 0.94 (0.82‐1.09) 0.43
Total MI 389 (0.39) 324 (0.34) 5 1.15 (0.99‐1.34) 0.06 285 (0.47) 288 (0.47) 1 1.01 (0.86‐1.19) 0.90
CABG or PCI 506 (0.50) 471 (0.50) 1 1.04 (0.92‐1.18) 0.50 405 (0.68) 396 (0.65) 3 1.03 (0.90‐1.19) 0.65
All CV events 1606 (1.70) 1446 (1.60) 10 1.08 (1.00‐1.15) 0.05 1267 (2.30) 1227 (2.15) 15 1.06 (0.98‐1.15) 0.12
CV deaths 293 (0.28) 286 (0.29) –1 0.97 (0.83‐1.14) 0.73 243 (0.39) 257 (0.41) –1 0.97 (0.82‐1.16) 0.75
All‐cause mortality 1011 (0.98) 966 (0.99) –1 0.99 (0.91‐1.08) 0.87 403 (1.66) 426 (1.73) –7 0.99 (0.90‐1.10) 0.92

Abbreviations: CABG, coronary artery bypass grafting; CEE, conjugated equine estrogens; CHD, coronary heart disease (defined as nonfatal MI and CHD death); CI, confidence interval; CV, cardiovascular; HR, hazard ratio; MI, myocardial infarction; MPA, medroxyprogesterone acetate; PCI, percutaneous coronary intervention; PY, person‐years; WHI, Women's Health Initiative. Data from Manson et al.25