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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study population.

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Table 2.

Distribution of 10-year CVD risk as estimated for individual persons in the study population using competing risk regression stratified by age and gender.

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Table 3.

Concordance between the risks predicted by the different risk scores and those estimated by competing risk regression in CPRD.

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Table 4.

Differences in individual risk predictions between risk scores and risks estimated using competing risk regression stratified by risk factors (selected results for larger differences).

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Figure 1.

Absolute differences in individual 10-year CVD risk prediction between the Framingham, ASSIGN and QRISK2 risk scores and the individual risks estimated in CPRD using competing risk regression stratified by vigintiles of predicted risk.

X-axis: Vigintiles of predicted risk. Y-axis: Percentage of persons.

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Table 5.

Consistency in risk predictions with risk scores or competing risk regression in predicting high and low CVD risk.

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Table 6.

10-year CVD risk at index date for persons who developed CVD after the index date (cases).

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