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List of Read Codes Used to Identify Patients with Hypertension in the THIN Database. Descriptions Are As Provided by the NHS Read Code Dictionary, Version 2 Supplementary Tables Table A: List of Read codes used to identify patients with hypertension in the THIN database. Descriptions are as provided by the NHS Read code dictionary, version 2. Read code Description G2...00 Hypertensive disease G2...11 BP - hypertensive disease G20..00 Essential hypertension G20..11 High blood pressure G200.00 Malignant essential hypertension G201.00 Benign essential hypertension G202.00 Systolic hypertension G20z.00 Essential hypertension NOS G20z.11 Hypertension NOS G24..00 Secondary hypertension G240.00 Secondary malignant hypertension G240000 Secondary malignant renovascular hypertension G240z00 Secondary malignant hypertension NOS G241.00 Secondary benign hypertension G241000 Secondary benign renovascular hypertension G241z00 Secondary benign hypertension NOS G244.00 Hypertension secondary to endocrine disorders G24z.00 Secondary hypertension NOS G24z000 Secondary renovascular hypertension NOS G24z100 Hypertension secondary to drug G24zz00 Secondary hypertension NOS G2y..00 Other specified hypertensive disease G2z..00 Hypertensive disease NOS Table B: List of anti-hypertensive medications MEDICATION ACEBUTOLOL ALISKIREN AMILORIDE AMLODIPINE ATENOLOL BAMETHAN BENDROFLUMETHIAZIDE BENZTHIAZIDE BETAXOLOL BETHANIDINE BISOPROLOL BUMETANIDE CANDESARTAN CAPTOPRIL CARTEOLOL CARVEDILOL CELIPROLOL CHLOROTHIAZIDE CHLORTALIDONE CILAZAPRIL CLONIDINE CLOPAMIDE CYCLOPENTHIAZIDE DEBRISOQUINE DILTIAZEM DOXAZOSIN ENALAPRIL EPLERENONE EPROSARTAN ESMOLOL ETACRYNIC FELODIPINE FOSINOPRIL FUROSEMIDE GUANETHIDINE HARMONYL HYDRALAZINE HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE HYDROFLUMETHIAZIDE IMIDAPRIL INDAPAMIDE INDORAMIN INOSITOL IRBESARTAN ISOSORBIDE ISRADIPINE LABETALOL LACIDIPINE LERCANIDIPINE LISINOPRIL LOSARTAN MEFRUSIDE METHOSERPIDINE METHYLDOPA METOLAZONE METOPROLOL MIBEFRADIL MINOXIDIL MOEXIPRIL MOXONIDINE NADOLOL NEBIVOLOL NICARDIPINE NIFEDIPINE NIMODIPINE NISOLDIPINE OLMESARTAN OXPRENOLOL PENBUTOLOL PERINDOPRIL PHENOXYBENZAMINE PINDOLOL PIRETANIDE POLYTHIAZIDE PRAZOSIN PROPRANOLOL QUINAPRIL RAMIPRIL RESERPINE SOTALOL SPIRONOLACTONE TELMISARTAN TERAZOSIN TIMOLOL TORASEMIDE TRANDOLAPRIL TRIAMTERENE VALSARTAN VERAPAMIL XIPAMIDE Table C: List of Read codes associated with baseline medical conditions or acute cardiovascular events. Descriptions are as provided by the NHS Read code dictionary, version 2. Among cardiovascular events, the “Acute” column indicates whether the diagnosis was considered an acute diagnosis. Acute diagnoses were counted both in the calculation of baseline medical history and also in the calculation of the composite outcome, while non-acute diagnoses were considered in the calculation of baseline medical history only. Acute Condition Read Code Description CV? CAD G3...00 Ischaemic heart disease CAD G3...12 Atherosclerotic heart disease CAD G3...13 IHD - Ischaemic heart disease CAD G30..00 Acute myocardial infarction 1 CAD G30..11 Attack - heart 1 CAD G30..12 Coronary thrombosis 1 CAD G30..13 Cardiac rupture following myocardial infarction (MI) 1 CAD G30..14 Heart attack 1 CAD G30..15 MI - acute myocardial infarction 1 CAD G30..16 Thrombosis - coronary 1 CAD G300.00 Acute anterolateral infarction 1 CAD G301.00 Other specified anterior myocardial infarction 1 CAD G301000 Acute anteroapical infarction 1 CAD G301100 Acute anteroseptal infarction 1 CAD G301z00 Anterior myocardial infarction NOS 1 CAD G302.00 Acute inferolateral infarction 1 CAD G303.00 Acute inferoposterior infarction 1 CAD G304.00 Posterior myocardial infarction NOS 1 CAD G305.00 Lateral myocardial infarction NOS 1 CAD G306.00 True posterior myocardial infarction 1 CAD G307.00 Acute subendocardial infarction 1 CAD G307000 Acute non-Q wave infarction 1 CAD G307100 Acute non-ST segment elevation myocardial infarction 1 CAD G308.00 Inferior myocardial infarction NOS 1 CAD G309.00 Acute Q-wave infarct 1 Acute Condition Read Code Description CV? CAD G30A.00 Mural thrombosis 1 CAD G30B.00 Acute posterolateral myocardial infarction 1 CAD G30X.00 Acute transmural myocardial infarction of unspecif site 1 CAD G30X000 Acute ST segment elevation myocardial infarction 1 CAD G30y.00 Other acute myocardial infarction 1 CAD G30y000 Acute atrial infarction 1 CAD G30y200 Acute septal infarction 1 CAD G30yz00 Other acute myocardial infarction NOS 1 CAD G30z.00 Acute myocardial infarction NOS 1 CAD G311.11 Crescendo angina 1 CAD G311.13 Unstable angina 1 CAD G311.14 Angina at rest CAD G311100 Unstable angina 1 CAD G311200 Angina at rest 1 CAD G311300 Refractory angina 1 CAD G311400 Worsening angina 1 CAD G311500 Acute coronary syndrome 1 CAD G312.00 Coronary thrombosis not resulting in myocardial infarction 1 CAD G31y.00 Other acute and subacute ischaemic heart disease 1 CAD G31y000 Acute coronary insufficiency 1 CAD G32..00 Old myocardial infarction CAD G33..00 Angina pectoris CAD G33z.00 Angina pectoris NOS CAD G33z300 Angina on effort CAD G33z400 Ischaemic chest pain CAD G33z700 Stable angina CAD G33zz00 Angina pectoris NOS CAD G340.00 Coronary atherosclerosis CAD G340.11 Triple vessel disease of the heart CAD G340.12 Coronary artery disease CAD G340000 Single coronary vessel disease Acute Condition Read Code Description CV? CAD G340100 Double coronary vessel disease CAD G343.00 Ischaemic cardiomyopathy CAD G34z000 Asymptomatic coronary heart disease CAD G3z..00 Ischaemic heart disease NOS CAD G70y011 Carotid artery disease CAD G30..17 Silent myocardial infarction CAD G32..11 Healed myocardial infarction CAD G32..12 Personal history of myocardial infarction CHF G211100 Benign hypertensive heart disease with CCF CHF G21z100 Hypertensive heart disease NOS with CCF CHF G232.00 Hypertensive heart&renal dis wth (congestive) heart failure CHF G234.00 Hyperten heart&renal dis+both(congestv)heart and renal fail CHF G58..00 Heart failure CHF G58..11 Cardiac failure CHF G580.00 Congestive heart failure CHF G580.11 Congestive cardiac failure CHF G580.14 Biventricular failure CHF G580000 Acute congestive heart failure 1 CHF G580100 Chronic congestive heart failure CHF G580200 Decompensated cardiac failure CHF G580300 Compensated cardiac failure CHF G581.00 Left ventricular failure CHF G581.12 Pulmonary oedema - acute 1 CHF G581.13 Impaired left ventricular function CHF G581000 Acute left ventricular failure 1 CHF G582.00 Acute heart failure 1 CHF G58z.00 Heart failure NOS CHF G58z.12 Cardiac failure NOS CHF 1O1..00 Heart failure confirmed CHF 8B29.00 Cardiac failure therapy CHF 8CL3.00 Heart failure care plan discussed with patient Acute Condition Read Code Description CV? CHF 8H2S.00 Admit heart failure emergency 1 CHF G554000 Congestive cardiomyopathy CVA G6...00 Cerebrovascular disease CVA G60..00 Subarachnoid haemorrhage 1 CVA G61..00 Intracerebral haemorrhage 1 CVA - cerebrovascular accid due to intracerebral 1 CVA G61..11 haemorrhage CVA G61..12 Stroke due to intracerebral haemorrhage 1 CVA G610.00 Cortical haemorrhage 1 CVA G611.00 Internal capsule haemorrhage 1 CVA G612.00 Basal nucleus haemorrhage 1 CVA G613.00 Cerebellar haemorrhage 1 CVA G614.00 Pontine haemorrhage 1 CVA G615.00 Bulbar haemorrhage 1 CVA G616.00 External capsule haemorrhage 1 CVA G617.00 Intracerebral haemorrhage, intraventricular 1 CVA G618.00 Intracerebral haemorrhage, multiple localized 1 CVA G61X.00 Intracerebral haemorrhage in hemisphere, unspecified 1 CVA G61X000 Left sided intracerebral haemorrhage, unspecified 1 CVA G61X100 Right sided intracerebral haemorrhage, unspecified 1 CVA G61z.00 Intracerebral haemorrhage NOS 1 CVA G63..00 Precerebral arterial occlusion 1 CVA G63..11 Infarction - precerebral 1 CVA G630.00 Basilar artery occlusion 1 CVA G631.00 Carotid artery occlusion 1 CVA G631.12 Thrombosis, carotid artery 1 CVA G632.00 Vertebral artery occlusion 1 CVA G63y.00 Other precerebral artery occlusion 1 CVA G63y000 Cerebral infarct due to thrombosis of precerebral arteries 1 CVA G63y100 Cerebral infarction due to embolism of precerebral arteries 1 CVA G64..00 Cerebral arterial occlusion 1 CVA G64..11 CVA - cerebral artery occlusion 1 Acute Condition Read Code Description CV? CVA G64..12 Infarction - cerebral 1 CVA G64..13 Stroke due to cerebral arterial occlusion 1 CVA G640.00 Cerebral thrombosis 1 CVA G640000 Cerebral infarction due to thrombosis of cerebral arteries 1 CVA G64z.00 Cerebral infarction NOS 1 CVA G64z.11 Brainstem infarction NOS 1 CVA G64z.12 Cerebellar infarction 1 CVA G64z000 Brainstem infarction 1 CVA G64z100 Wallenberg syndrome 1 CVA G64z111 Lateral medullary syndrome 1 CVA G64z200 Left sided cerebral infarction 1 CVA G64z300 Right sided cerebral infarction 1 CVA G64z400 Infarction of basal ganglia 1 CVA G65..00 Transient cerebral ischaemia CVA G65..12 Transient ischaemic attack CVA G65zz00 Transient cerebral ischaemia NOS CVA G66..00 Stroke and cerebrovascular accident unspecified 1 CVA G66..11 CVA unspecified 1 CVA G66..12 Stroke unspecified 1 CVA G66..13 CVA - Cerebrovascular accident unspecified 1 CVA G660.00 Middle cerebral artery syndrome 1 CVA G661.00 Anterior cerebral artery syndrome 1 CVA G662.00 Posterior cerebral artery syndrome 1 CVA G663.00 Brain stem stroke syndrome 1 CVA G664.00 Cerebellar stroke syndrome 1 CVA G665.00 Pure motor lacunar syndrome 1 CVA G666.00 Pure sensory lacunar syndrome 1 CVA G667.00 Left sided CVA 1 CVA G668.00 Right sided CVA 1 CVA G6W..00 Cereb infarct due unsp occlus/stenos precerebr arteries 1 CVA G6X..00 Cerebrl infarctn due/unspcf occlusn or sten/cerebrl artrs 1 Acute Condition Read Code Description CV? CVA G6z..00 Cerebrovascular disease NOS CVA F11x200 Cerebral degeneration due to cerebrovascular disease CVA G600.00
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