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Table 1 Clinical characteristics at baseline of men and women with a first myocardial infarction during four consecutive time periods, 1985 to 2006*

From: Better long-term survival in young and middle-aged women than in men after a first myocardial infarction between 1985 and 2006. an analysis of 8630 patients in the Northern Sweden MONICA Study

  

1985-1988

1989-1994

1995-2000

2001-2006

1985-2006

Men

N

1463

1927

1711

1662

6763

 

Survived (%)

408 (27.8)

903 (46.9)

1092 (63.8)

1296 (78.0)

3697 (54.7)

 

Age (%)

55.60

55.30

55.30

55.70

55.50

 

IHD (%)

 

355 (30.1)

520 (31.3)

412 (25.3)

1287 (28.8)

 

Hypertension (%)

 

782 (42.6)

531 (33.4)

598 (36.9)

1911 (37.9)

 

Diabetes (%)

 

221 (11.6)

242 (14.2)

262 (15.9)

725 (13.8)

 

Regular smoking (%)

 

683 (38.2)

545 (43.0)

516 (38.2)

1744 (39.6)

Women

N

350

509

495

514

1868

 

Survived (%)

101 (28.9)

230 (45.2)

338 (68.3)

401 (78.0)

1070 (57.3)

 

Age

57.10

56.50

55.90

56.20

56.40

 

IHD (%)

 

86 (27.5)

138 (29.0)

127 (25.2)

351 (27.2)

 

Hypertension (%)

 

247 (50.9)

196 (42.4)

231 (47.2)

674 (46.9)

 

Diabetes (%)

 

82 (16.3)

71 (14.4)

97 (18.9)

250 (16.6)

  1. * Missing data: IHD 15.5%, hypertension 5%, diabetes 0.6%, smoker 16%.