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. 2021 Sep 14;8(2):e001836. doi: 10.1136/openhrt-2021-001836

Table 3.

All-cause mortality in patients with isolated PS (with and without valve interventions) and controls, according to birth cohort, to age at diagnosis

With valve intervention No valve intervention
No of deaths among patients with PS and valve interventions/total no of valve intervened patients with PS (%) RR for mortality (95% CI, p value) No of deaths among patients with PS and no intervention/total no of patients with no interventions PS (%) RR for mortality (95% CI, p value)
7/500 (1.4) 2.47 (0.99 to 5.36, 0.029) 81/3410 (2.4) 5.07 (3.87 to 6.60,<0.0001)
No of death events/no total (%) RR for mortality (95% CI) No of death events/no total (%) RR for mortality (95% CI)
Birth period
 1970–1989 2/68 (2.9) 1.64 (0.24 to 6.02, 0.565) 36/611 (5.9) 5.07 (3.37 to 7.50,<0.0001)
 1990–2016 5/432 (1.2) 3.22 (1.03 to 8.31, 0.018) 45/2799 (1.6) 5.10 (3.53 to 7.25,<0.0001)
Age at registration, years
0–10 7/452 (1.5) 3.00 (1.18 to 6.64, 0.008) 70/2702 (2.6) 7.85 (5.73 to 10.70,<0.0001)
 >10 0/48 (0.0) 11/708 (1.6) 1.57 (0.78 to 2.84, 0.174)

PS, pulmonalis stenosis; RR, relative risk.;