Table 4.

All-cause mortality in patients with isolated PS and controls according to sex, birth cohort and age at diagnosis

	Men		Women
	Death events among men with PS/total no of men with PS, n (%)	HR for mortality (95% CI, p value)	Death events among women with PS/total no of women with PS, n (%)	HR for mortality (95% CI, p value)
	59/1771 (3.3)	5.66 (4.09 to 7.74, <0.0001)	29/2139 (1.4)	3.48 (2.24 to 5.24, <0.0001)
Birth period
1970–1989	28/339 (8.3)	6.06 (3.75 to 9.57, <0.0001)	10/340 (2.9)	2.71 (1.27 to 5.25, 0.004)
1990–2016	31/1432 (2.2)	5.37 (3.43 to 8.23, <0.0001)	19/1799 (1.1)	4.13 (2.36 to 6.95, <0.0001)
Age at registration, years
0–10	50/1427 (3.5)	8.09 (5.57 to 11.68, <0.0001)	27/1727 (1.6)	5.36 (3.31 to 8.47, <0.0001)
>10	9/344 (2.6)	2.13 (0.97 to 4.17, 0.039)	2/412 (0.5)	0.65 (0.10 to 2.13, 0.484)

PS, pulmonalis stenosis.;.