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. 2021 Jul 27;20:154. doi: 10.1186/s12933-021-01344-0

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Fig. 2 — Overall weighted CVD prevalence in people with type 2 diabetes by CVD subtype and diagnosis. Data are overall prevalence estimates (95% CI), which were calculated as weighted estimates to account for the size of the diabetes population of each country [26] and the sampling of participants by healthcare setting, if it was different from as planned. Along the y-axis, CVD subtypes are in bold font, while the diagnoses contributing to each subtype are in plain font. Diagnoses are not mutually exclusive; one participant may have multiple diagnoses. ^*Categorized as ASCVD. ^†Included conduction abnormalities. ASCVD atherosclerotic CVD, AV atrioventricular, CHD coronary heart disease, CI confidence interval, CVD cardiovascular disease, PAD peripheral artery disease, SND sinus node dysfunction