Table 5.32 Number of Discharges for Stroke as Primary Diagnosis and
Hospital Discharge Rate per 1,000 Diabetic Population, by Age,
Females, United States, 1980-1996

Age Age-
adjusted
Rate

0-64 65-74 75+ Total

Number Rate Number Rate Number Rate Number Rate

Year 9 4.8 16 20.9 18 29.7 44 13.5 12.7

1980

1981 10 5.4 23 26.2 23 39.3 56 16.7 15.8

1982 9 4.9 15 17.4 25 43.6 49 14.6 14.0

1983 14 7.1 19 20.3 25 44.0 59 16.8 16.1

1984 15 7.7 23 24.0 34 52.1 72 20.5 18.7

1985 16 8.3 29 29.0 25 32.4 69 19.0 17.2

1986 15 8.1 24 25.7 26 34.3 65 18.2 16.5

1987 17 9.2 28 31.1 32 42.6 78 21.9 19.8

1988 18 9.5 21 21.8 29 40.1 68 19.0 17.3

1989 13 6.7 24 23.5 34 49.0 70 19.7 17.4

1990 17 8.3 24 22.5 37 50.8 78 20.3 18.4

1991 17 8.0 24 21.9 37 46.5 78 19.5 17.4

1992 22 9.6 27 24.7 32 35.1 81 19.0 17.3

1993 20 8.9 21 19.0 38 40.8 79 18.3 16.3

1994 17 7.0 28 23.9 28 28.4 73 16.0 14.5

1995 25 10.4 26 23.6 42 44.4 93 20.7 18.9

1996 22 8.6 30 26.3 44 43.6 95 20.5 18.4

SOURCE: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Health Care Statistics, data from the National Hospital Discharge Survey. Data computed by the Division of Diabetes Translation, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

NOTES: For additional information on methods and data sources, including the estimation of diabetic population denominators, see Appendix, Data Sources & Limitations.

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