Additional file 1: of The number of acute cerebrovascular events in Israel: a forecast until 2040
Creators: name: Shoham, Assaf Ben
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Year: 2019
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description: Table S1. Subgroup-specific annual incidence rate of acute cerebrovascular events in Israel, 2014–2016, by gender, ethnicity and age group (number of cases per 1000). Table S2. Population forecast, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040. Table S3. Forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming constant annual incidence rates. Table S4. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 2% every 5 years. Table S5. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 7.25% every 5 years. Table S6. Population forecast, low population growth scenario 2015–2040. Table S7. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, low population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming constant annual incidence rates. Table S8. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, low population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 2% every 5 years. Table S9. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, low population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 7.25% every 5 years. Table S10. Population forecast, high population growth scenario 2015–2040. Table S11. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, high population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming constant annual incidence rates. Table S12. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, high population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 2% every 5 years. Table S13. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, high population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 7.25% every 5 years. Figure S1. Forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events within the adult population (18+), for alternative population scenarios 2015–2040, under various assumption about stroke incidence rate. Table S14. Subgroup-specific mean annual incidence rate of acute cerebrovascular events in Israel during 2014–2016, by gender, ethnicity, age group and type of event (number of cases per 1000). Table S15. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming constant annual incidence rates, by event type, gender and ethnicity. Table S16. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming constant annual incidence rates, by event type and age group. Table S17. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 2% every 5 years, by event type, gender and ethnicity. Table S18. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 2% every 5 years, by event type and age group. Table S19. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 7.25% every 5 years, by event type, gender and ethnicity. Table S20. forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events in the adult population (18+) in Israel, intermediate population growth scenario 2015–2040, assuming decreasing annual incidence rates at a rate of 7.25% every 5 years, by event type and age group. Figure S2. Forecast of the annual number of acute cerebrovascular events within the adult population, 2015–2040, intermediate population growth scenario, under various assumption about stroke incidence rate, by type of event.