Table 2

Results of the multivariable propensity score adjusted analysis comparing primary care physician vs. cardiology follow-up for the primary (all-cause mortality) and secondary (composite of death or major adverse events) endpoint

Comparison cardiology vs primary physician follow-up
Number of eventsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
All-cause mortality
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)5200.810.67–0.980.03
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)3140.960.74–1.240.75
  Female sex (n = 13 165)2060.650.48–0.880.005
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)910.930.58–1.50.77
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)4290.760.62–0.940.01
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)2100.730.53–0.9970.048
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)3100.850.66–1.090.19
All-cause mortality or major adverse event
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)24910.850.78–0.92<0.001
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)13500.820.73–0.930.001
  Female sex (n = 13 165)11410.880.77–0.9980.046
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)7030.990.84–1.170.91
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)17880.770.70–0.85<0.001
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)8720.810.70–0.940.007
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)16190.850.77–0.950.003
Comparison cardiology vs primary physician follow-up
Number of eventsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
All-cause mortality
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)5200.810.67–0.980.03
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)3140.960.74–1.240.75
  Female sex (n = 13 165)2060.650.48–0.880.005
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)910.930.58–1.50.77
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)4290.760.62–0.940.01
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)2100.730.53–0.9970.048
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)3100.850.66–1.090.19
All-cause mortality or major adverse event
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)24910.850.78–0.92<0.001
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)13500.820.73–0.930.001
  Female sex (n = 13 165)11410.880.77–0.9980.046
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)7030.990.84–1.170.91
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)17880.770.70–0.85<0.001
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)8720.810.70–0.940.007
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)16190.850.77–0.950.003

Data are provided for the overall cohort as well as for predefined subgroups of patients. A HR <1 indicates superior survival/freedom from adverse events for the group with cardiology follow-up. Details on the definition of the composite endpoint as well as variables included in the propensity score/multivariable analysis are given in the Methods section as well as Supplementary material online, Table S1. Text in bold identifies significant parameters.

Table 2

Results of the multivariable propensity score adjusted analysis comparing primary care physician vs. cardiology follow-up for the primary (all-cause mortality) and secondary (composite of death or major adverse events) endpoint

Comparison cardiology vs primary physician follow-up
Number of eventsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
All-cause mortality
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)5200.810.67–0.980.03
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)3140.960.74–1.240.75
  Female sex (n = 13 165)2060.650.48–0.880.005
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)910.930.58–1.50.77
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)4290.760.62–0.940.01
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)2100.730.53–0.9970.048
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)3100.850.66–1.090.19
All-cause mortality or major adverse event
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)24910.850.78–0.92<0.001
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)13500.820.73–0.930.001
  Female sex (n = 13 165)11410.880.77–0.9980.046
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)7030.990.84–1.170.91
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)17880.770.70–0.85<0.001
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)8720.810.70–0.940.007
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)16190.850.77–0.950.003
Comparison cardiology vs primary physician follow-up
Number of eventsHazard ratio95% CIP-value
All-cause mortality
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)5200.810.67–0.980.03
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)3140.960.74–1.240.75
  Female sex (n = 13 165)2060.650.48–0.880.005
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)910.930.58–1.50.77
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)4290.760.62–0.940.01
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)2100.730.53–0.9970.048
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)3100.850.66–1.090.19
All-cause mortality or major adverse event
 Overall cohort (n = 23 879)24910.850.78–0.92<0.001
 Subgroup analyses
  Male sex (n = 10 714)13500.820.73–0.930.001
  Female sex (n = 13 165)11410.880.77–0.9980.046
  Age group <45 years (n = 12 326)7030.990.84–1.170.91
  Age group 45–70 years (n = 11 553)17880.770.70–0.85<0.001
  Moderate or high complexity cardiac lesion (n = 7324)8720.810.70–0.940.007
  Simple cardiac lesion (n = 16 555)16190.850.77–0.950.003

Data are provided for the overall cohort as well as for predefined subgroups of patients. A HR <1 indicates superior survival/freedom from adverse events for the group with cardiology follow-up. Details on the definition of the composite endpoint as well as variables included in the propensity score/multivariable analysis are given in the Methods section as well as Supplementary material online, Table S1. Text in bold identifies significant parameters.

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