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Area Total three year admissions and annual average DSR
per 100,000 Hull residents (for CHD), 2007/08 to
2009/10 (95% CI)
Men Women
N DSR N DSR
Sutton 141 662 (555 to 782) 87 436 (347 to 540)
Area: East 483 720 (657 to 788) 348 493 (443 to 548)
Holderness 133 616 (515 to 731) 98 516 (417 to 631)
Marfleet 165 869 (740 to 1,013) 96 467 (377 to 571)
Southcoates East 135 1,082 (907 to 1,282) 82 635 (504 to 788)
Southcoates West 88 697 (559 to 858) 45 354 (258 to 475)
Area: Park 521 787 (721 to 858) 321 488 (436 to 545)
Drypool 140 721 (606 to 852) 68 379 (294 to 480)
Area: Riverside (East) 140 721 (606 to 852) 68 379 (294 to 480)
Locality: East 1,144 751 (708 to 796) 737 477 (443 to 513)
Myton 185 752 (647 to 868) 101 531 (432 to 646)
Newington 150 860 (727 to 1,011) 73 482 (376 to 607)
St Andrew's 99 758 (615 to 924) 58 502 (380 to 652)
Area: Riverside (West) 434 788 (715 to 866) 232 513 (449 to 584)
Boothferry 146 687 (580 to 809) 87 402 (322 to 496)
Derringham 159 785 (667 to 919) 99 469 (380 to 572)
Pickering 177 842 (720 to 977) 80 345 (273 to 430)
Area: West 482 771 (703 to 844) 266 401 (354 to 453)
Avenue 116 704 (579 to 848) 42 270 (194 to 365)
Bricknell 109 719 (590 to 868) 77 477 (375 to 597)
Newland 67 638 (490 to 814) 42 442 (318 to 599)
Area: Wyke 292 684 (607 to 767) 161 389 (331 to 455)
Locality: West 1,208 753 (711 to 797) 659 433 (400 to 467)
HULL 3,125 786 (758 to 814) 1,786 461 (439 to 482)
Angiography is an investigation of CHD undertaken to assess whether one of two
common treatments are necessary: percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) or
coronary artery bypass graft (CABG). Whilst specific patients may be more suitable to
either PCI or CABG, for most patients both treatments are equally effective and the
choice of treatment depends on available resources and/or clinician preference.
However, generally PCI is becoming more common as it is does not involve open
surgery as CABG does. Overall treatment (revascularisation) rates are given for PCI
and CABG combined rather than examining PCI rates and CABG rates separately.
Table 196 and Table 197 give the total number of admissions and the annual average
directly age-standardised rates (DSR) per 100,000 persons (of all ages) which involved
angiography and revascularisation respectively over the three financial years 2007/08 to
2009/10 for each Area and Locality (standardised to Hull‟s 2009 population).
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