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Table 3 Definition of outcomes and length of follow-up in studies of asymptomatic subjects

From: Validity of electron beam computed tomography for coronary artery disease: asystematic review and meta-analysis

Study

Definition of outcome*

Mean length of follow-up (years)

Follow-up completed (%)

1. Wong et al. [6]

MI, stroke, revascularization

3.3

---

2. Raggi et al. [7]

MI, sudden cardiac death or death due to MI

2.7

100%

3. Kondos et al. [8]

Death (owing to CHD or unknown cause), MI

3.1

64%

4. Shaw et al. [9]

All-cause mortality

5

100%

5. Greenland et al. [10]

MI or CHD death

7.0

87.5%

6. Arad et al. [11]

Coronary death, non-fatal MI, CABG, PTCA

4.3

94%

7. Taylor et al. [12]

Sudden cardiac death, MI, unstable angina

3.0

99.2%

8. Vliegenthart et al. [13]

Incident MI, CHD mortality, revascularization

3.3

~100%

9. LaMonte et al. [14]

Non-fatal MI or death from coronary causes, coronary revascularization

3.5

70%

  1. *CABG, coronary artery bypass graft; CHD, coronary heart disease; MI, myocardial infarction; PTCA, percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty.