Table 3.3.4 Case fatality rates (% of cases) after hospital admission for upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage, as reported from regional studies in the UK

City/regionStudy periodNo of casesCase fatality rate (%)Authors and reference
NW London1940–19476879.9Jones AF, 1947384
Aberdeen1941–194847613.9Needham CD and McConachie JA, 1950385
London1947–195832513.0Coghill NF and Willcox RG, 1960386
Oxford1953–196721498.9Schiller KF et al, 197084
Birmingham1963–197415812.0Hoare AM, 1975387
NE Scotland1967–196881713.7Johnston SJ et al, 197386
Birmingham1971–19733009.7Allan R and Dykes P, 1976388
Cardiff1972–197858310.3Mayberry JF et al, 1981389
Bristol1974–19762674.4Brown SG et al, 1981390
West Lothian1980–198332611.7Clason AE et al, 1986391
Newport, Gwent1980–198133015.2Madden MV and Griffith GH, 198587
Oxford1981–19821254.8Berry AR et al, 198485
Bath1981–1985NA10–12Holman RA et al, 199089
North London19862924.8Sanderson JD et al, 1990392
Bath1986–19884303.7Holman RA et al, 199089
Nottingham1986–198911476.1Daneshmend TK et al, 1992393
Bridgend19901094.6Clements D et al, 1991394
NE Scotland1991–199310983.9Masson J et al, 199690
4 Health Regions in SE England and Midlands1991–1993418514Rockall TA et al, 199591
West of Scotland1992–199318828.1Blatchford O et al, 199792
Newport, Gwent1993–19955249.4Kapur KC et al, 1998395
Sheffield1995–19989008.1Sanders DS et al, 2004396
Sutton Coldfield2002–200371614.6Lim CH et al, 2006397