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Survival in incident and prevalent cohorts of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension

M. Humbert, O. Sitbon, A. Yaïci, D. Montani, D.S. O'Callaghan, X. Jaïs, F. Parent, L. Savale, D. Natali, S. Günther, A. Chaouat, F. Chabot, J-F. Cordier, G. Habib, V. Gressin, Z-C. Jing, R. Souza, G. Simonneau on behalf of the French Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Network
European Respiratory Journal 2010 36: 549-555; DOI: 10.1183/09031936.00057010
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    Study design. PAH: pulmonary arterial hypertension.

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    a) 3-yr survival of the entire cohort of 674 pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) patients. b) 3-yr survival in PAH patients with congenital heart disease (CHD; ——), idiopathic PAH (……) or connective tissue disease (CTD; ------); p<0.05.

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    a) 3-yr survival of the entire cohort of 674 pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) patients, according to sex. —: females; ---: males. p<0.001. b) 3-yr survival of the entire cohort of 674 PAH patients, according to age at study entry. ——: ≤51 yrs; ------: >51 yrs. p<0.001 c) 3-yr survival of the entire cohort of 674 PAH patients, according to New York Heart Association functional class (FC) at study entry. ——: FC I/II; ……: FC III; ------: FC IV. p<0.001.

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    a) 3-yr survival from study entry of incident (------) and prevalent (——) patients with idiopathic, familial and anorexigen-associated pulmonary arterial hypertension. b) Survival from study entry according to quartiles of time from diagnosis in the prevalent population. ——: >80 months; ……: 40–80 months; ------: 16–40 months; – – – –: <16 months. p<0.001.

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Survival in incident and prevalent cohorts of patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension
M. Humbert, O. Sitbon, A. Yaïci, D. Montani, D.S. O'Callaghan, X. Jaïs, F. Parent, L. Savale, D. Natali, S. Günther, A. Chaouat, F. Chabot, J-F. Cordier, G. Habib, V. Gressin, Z-C. Jing, R. Souza, G. Simonneau
European Respiratory Journal Sep 2010, 36 (3) 549-555; DOI: 10.1183/09031936.00057010

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M. Humbert, O. Sitbon, A. Yaïci, D. Montani, D.S. O'Callaghan, X. Jaïs, F. Parent, L. Savale, D. Natali, S. Günther, A. Chaouat, F. Chabot, J-F. Cordier, G. Habib, V. Gressin, Z-C. Jing, R. Souza, G. Simonneau
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