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Figure 1 Study design and flow
Figure 2 Kaplan-Meyer survival plots for new cardiovascular
events after CAGB surgery stratifying for early tooth loss caused be
tooth loosening among relatives first degree (HR=2.25, 95 % CI
1.15-4.41, p = 0.007).
Figure 3 Kaplan-Meyer survival plots for new
cardiovascular events after CAGB surgery stratifying for CDC
classification of periodontitis (p=0.514).
FIGURE 4 Kaplan-Meyer survival plots for new cardiovascular
events after CAGB surgery stratifying for PESA percentiles (p=0.659)
FIGURE 5 Kaplan-Meyer survival plots for new cardiovascular
events after CAGB surgery stratifying for PISA percentiles (p= 0.292)
Figure 6 Kaplan-Meyer survival plots for new cardiovascular
events after CAGB surgery stratifying for history of peripheral arterial
disease (HR=3.73, 95 % CI 1.22-11.42, p=0.013).
Figure 7 Kaplan-Meyer survival plots for new cardiovascular
events after CAGB surgery stratifying for history of myocardial
infarction (HR=3.97, 95 % CI 1.37-11.52, p=0.006).
Figure 8 Kaplan-Meyer survival plots for new cardiovascular
events after CAGB surgery stratifying for previous atrial fibrillation
(HR=2.94, 95 % CI 0.92-9.40, p=0.056).
Table 1 Number of affected coronaries and number of CHD
patients with angina pectoris (AP) divided according
Canadian Cardiovascular Society(CCS) in
dependence on severity of periodontitis