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The under 75 2007-2009 directly standardised mortality rates (DSRs) for circulatory
disease for each Area and Locality are given in Table 188 (standardised to the
European Standard Population), as well as the total number of under 75 deaths over the
three year period. The confidence intervals are given, and it can be seen that they are
wide for the Areas and Localities, particularly for the former. Therefore, despite the
relatively large differences among the Areas and Localities, the majority of the
differences could well be due to random variation rather than related to true differences
in the mortality rates.
Table 188: Total deaths and under 75 directly standardised mortality rates for circulatory
disease per 100,000 persons, Hull 2007-2009
Area Total deaths over three years and under 75 DSRs for circulatory disease
2007-2009 per 100,000 persons (95% CI)
Males Females Persons
N DSR N DSR N DSR
North Carr 60 167 (127 to 216) 26 69 (45 to 102) 86 117 (93 to 145)
Northern 53 112 (83 to 146) 28 55 (36 to 80) 81 83 (66 to 104)
NORTH 113 136 (112 to 163) 54 62 (46 to 81) 167 98 (83 to 114)
East 71 117 (92 to 148) 37 55 (39 to 76) 108 86 (70 to 104)
Park 73 118 (93 to 149) 41 62 (45 to 85) 114 91 (75 to 109)
Riverside (E) 31 171 (116 to 243) 13 73 (39 to 125) 44 123 (89 to 166)
EAST 175 125 (107 to 144) 91 60 (48 to 74) 266 92 (81 to 104)
Riverside (W) 102 193 (157 to 234) 45 103 (75 to 138) 147 152 (128 to 178)
West 64 112 (86 to 143) 35 53 (36 to 74) 99 82 (66 to 100)
Wyke 39 93 (65 to 127) 24 62 (39 to 92) 63 78 (60 to 100)
WEST 205 135 (117 to 155) 104 70 (57 to 86) 309 104 (93 to 116)
HULL 493 132 (120 to 144) 249 64 (57 to 73) 742 98 (91 to 106)
The under 75 standardised mortality ratios (SMRs) are illustrated in Table 189 for 2006-
2008. For males, Hull has a circulatory disease SMR for the under 75s which was 31%
higher than England, and higher than the average of the 10 comparators and Industrial
Hinterlands group. For women under 75 years, Hull had the highest SMR for circulatory
disease with the exception of Leicester which was virtually the same as Hull. As Hull
had the second highest SMR, it had an SMR which was higher than the average of the
10 comparators and the Industrial Hinterlands group. The under 75 mortality rate for
circulatory disease in women was 53% higher than England after adjusting for
differences in the age and gender structures.
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