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Table 1 Patient demographic and clinical factors a

From: Increased 30-day and 1-year mortality rates and lower coronary revascularisation rates following acute myocardial infarction in patients with autoimmune rheumatic disease

 

AIRD

Non-AIRD

Patients, n (%)

1,409 (1.8)

77,981 (98.2)

Age, median (IQR)

77 (68 to 83)

74 (61 to 82)

Female, n (%)

894 (63.5)

30,489 (39.1)

Indigenous,b n (%)

6 (2.0)

556 (3.7)

Married/de facto,b n (%)

137 (46.3)

9,007 (59.5)

High accessibility to services,c,d n (%)

1,232 (87.8)

67,550 (87.1)

Lowest quartile of SEIFA-IRSD, n (%)

190 (13.5)

11,102 (14.3)

Elective admission,e n (%)

213 (19.1)

10,923 (17.4)

Public hospital admission,e n (%)

709 (63.7)

41,965 (66.8)

Comorbidities at index admission, n (%)

 

Hypertension

579 (41.1)

34,687 (44.5)

 

Arrhythmia

437 (31.0)

22,202 (28.5)

 

Congestive heart failure

511 (36.3)

20,955 (26.9)

 

Smoker

168 (11.9)

15,816 (20.3)

 

Hypercholesterolaemia

143 (10.2)

12,750 (16.4)

 

Diabetes

300 (21.3)

16,183 (20.7)

 

Renal disease

284 (20.2)

9,649 (12.4)

 

Pulmonary disease

161 (11.4)

5,927 (7.6)

 

Cerebrovascular accident

103 (7.3)

4,227 (5.4)

 

Cancer

67 (4.7)

4,781 (6.1)

 

Obesity

47 (3.3)

3119 (4.0)

 

Paraplegia

51 (3.6)

2,262 (2.9)

 

Peripheral vascular disease

40 (2.8)

1,754 (2.3)

 

Dementia

28 (2.0)

1,326 (1.7)

 

Peptic ulcer disease

34 (2.4)

871 (1.1)

 

Liver disease

16 (1.2)

443 (0.6)

 

HIV

1 (<0.1)

30 (<0.1)

  1. aAIRD, Autoimmune rheumatic disease; IQR, Interquartile range; IRSD, Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage; SEIFA, Socio-Economic Indexes of Areas. bAvailable for Western Australia data only (n = 15,426). cBased on Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA) code 1, Major Cities, Highly Accessible. dMissing data for ARIA in Victoria data (n = 444). eAvailable for Victoria data only (n = 63,964).