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Table 4 Incidence rates and mortality rates for acute myocardial infarction (AMI) in different national and international studies carried out in the elderly.

From: Ten-year fatal and non-fatal myocardial infarction incidence in elderly populations in Spain: the EPICARDIAN cohort study

  

All incidence rates

All mortality rates

Study

Period of Study

(Reference No.)

Age

Group

Men

Women

Men

Women

EPICARDIAN Study

REGICOR-65 plus (24)*

65-74

981(921-1044)

599(528-670)

351(316-389)

166(131-202)

456(416-499)

220(177-263)

142(120-167)

55(35-75)

 

75-84

858(802-917)

972(840-1105)

623(576-673)

409(338-481)

442(402-485)

570(468-672)

350(315-388)

223(170-276)

 

>85

1244(1177-1314)

1071(791-1351)

1118(1054-185)

671(307-836)

933(875-994)

740(506-973)

745(693-800)

426(295-558)

EPICARDIAN Study**

1994-2004

>65

957(898-1018)

546(502-594)

484(442-529)

293(260-329)

Oxford Study

1994-95 (30)

65-79

1585

868

826

478

Rotterdam Study

1990-2000 (26)

>55

840(660-1020)1

420(280-550)2

310(230-390)1

360(2.60-450)2

  

Bronx Aging Study

1981-89 (31)

>75

4700 (total)

 

3900 (total)

 

Cardiovascular Health

Study 1989-90 (32)

>65

2070

790

  

Framingham Heart

Study1960-1999 (33)

65-74

1800

800

  
 

75-84

2700

1400

  
  1. **Age- standardization by the European Standard Population (Eurostat 2006) as reference
  2. *New and recurrent cases
  3. 1 recognized myocardial infarction
  4. 2 unrecognized myocardial infarction
  5. Rates per 100,000 person-years (95% Confidence interval)