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. 2021 Feb 23;107(14):1167–1172. doi: 10.1136/heartjnl-2020-318733

Table 4.

Observed and expected mean survival in patients with bicuspid aortic valve who underwent aortic valve surgery in Stockholm, Sweden, between 2007 and 2020

Patients (n) Observed mean survival % (95% CI) Expected mean survival (%) Relative survival
% (95% CI)
Total study population 865 80 (77 to 84) 87 93 (88 to 97)
 At 1 year 807 99 (98 to 99) 99 100 (99 to 100)
 At 5 years 539 94 (92 to 96) 93 101 (99 to 103)
 At 10 years 159 84 (80 to 87) 84 99 (95 to 103)
 At 12 years 55 76 (70 to 82) 80 95 (87 to 102)
Conditional on 30-day survival 858 82 (78 to 85) 87 94 (90 to 98)
 At 1 year 807 99 (99 to 100) 99 101 (100 to 101)
 At 5 years 539 95 (93 to 96) 93 102 (100 to 103)
 At 10 years 159 84 (80 to 87) 84 100 (95 to 104)
 At 12 years 55 77 (70 to 82) 80 96 (88 to 103)
Sex
 Female 220 76 (67 to 82) 88 86 (76 to 93)
 Male 638 82 (78 to 86) 86 95 (90 to 100)
Age group (years)
 <60 360 94 (89 to 96) 96 97 (92 to 100)
 60–69 309 83 (76 to 88) 87 95 (87 to 101)
 ≥70 196 61 (52 to 69) 68 90 (76 to 102)