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Characteristics of included studies

Characteristics of included studies. João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124. Event rate for major coronary events in primary prevention trials (mean weighted follow-up 4.5 years). João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124.

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Characteristics of included studies

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  1. Characteristics of included studies João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  2. Event rate for major coronary events in primary prevention trials (mean weighted follow-up 4.5 years) João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  3. Event rate for major coronary events in secondary prevention trials (mean weighted follow-up 5.1 years) João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  4. Primary prevention of major coronary events João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  5. Secondary prevention of major coronary events João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  6. Secondary prevention of coronary heart disease death João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  7. Secondary prevention of non-fatal myocardial infarction João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  8. Secondary prevention of myocardial revascularisation procedures (coronary artery bypass grafting or percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty) João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  9. Primary prevention of major coronary events João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  10. Number needed to treat and benefit for 1000 patients João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  11. Secondary prevention of stroke João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

  12. Change in blood lipid concentrations HDL-C=high density lipoprotein cholesterol; LDL-C=low density lipoprotein cholesterol (no data for total cholesterol were available in VA-HIT) João Costa, et al. BMJ; 2006;332:1115-1124

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