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Research Article

The association between GRACE score at admission for myocardial infarction and the incidence of sudden cardiac arrests in long-term follow-up – the MADDEC study

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Article: 2335905 | Received 21 Sep 2023, Accepted 24 Mar 2024, Published online: 01 Apr 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1. Flow-chart of the inclusions and exclusion of the study population, as well as outcome variables of the study. Between 2017–2018 the GRACE score was only gathered from MI patients participating in the prospective MI-ECG study. There was no loss during the follow-up.

Figure 1. Flow-chart of the inclusions and exclusion of the study population, as well as outcome variables of the study. Between 2017–2018 the GRACE score was only gathered from MI patients participating in the prospective MI-ECG study. There was no loss during the follow-up.

Table 1. Baseline characteristics of the study population.

Table 2. Associations between GRACE score and age independent GRACE score with SCA and SCD.

Figure 2. The cumulative incidence of sudden cardiac arrests in patients stratified by baseline GRACE score. Sub-Distributional Hazard (SDH) for the middle and the highest tertile compared to the lowest one are presented in the figure.

Figure 2. The cumulative incidence of sudden cardiac arrests in patients stratified by baseline GRACE score. Sub-Distributional Hazard (SDH) for the middle and the highest tertile compared to the lowest one are presented in the figure.

Figure 3. The cumulative incidence of sudden cardiac arrests in patients stratified by age independent GRACE score. Sub-Distributional Hazard (SDH) for the middle and the highest tertile compared to the lowest one are presented in the figure.

Figure 3. The cumulative incidence of sudden cardiac arrests in patients stratified by age independent GRACE score. Sub-Distributional Hazard (SDH) for the middle and the highest tertile compared to the lowest one are presented in the figure.

Data availability statement

The anonymized data from this study are available upon request and for justified reasons.