Peripheral arterial disease prevalence at GP practices in England

0.6% of registered patients in England were on a GP practice register for peripheral arterial disease in 2024/25 (353,888 patients). That compares with 0.6% in 2015/16. By integrated care board it ranges from 0.3% in North East London to 0.8% in North East and North Cumbria.

Latest data: 2024/25. Quality and Outcomes Framework registers, 2024/25.

The 15 highest and 15 lowest council areas, for practices located in each (areas with 20,000+ registered patients).

Council areaPrevalencePatients on register
Isle of Wight1.3%1,951
Blackpool1.1%1,940
Barnsley1.1%2,870
Hyndburn1.0%807
Cumberland1.0%2,905
East Lindsey1.0%1,501
Wyre1.0%1,104
Burnley1.0%1,028
North East Lincolnshire0.9%1,608
Torbay0.9%1,387
Tendring0.9%1,491
South Tyneside0.9%1,469
Chesterfield0.9%1,063
Lancaster0.9%1,471
County Durham0.9%5,181
St Albans0.3%495
Camden0.3%948
Kingston upon Thames0.3%615
Reading0.3%723
Lambeth0.3%1,253
Hounslow0.3%972
Wokingham0.3%476
Haringey0.3%949
Ealing0.3%1,306
Richmond upon Thames0.3%633
Barking and Dagenham0.3%719
Wandsworth0.2%1,005
Redbridge0.2%772
Tower Hamlets0.2%784
Newham0.2%865

The 10 practices with the highest and lowest prevalence among those with 3,000+ patients in the register's age group.

How common is peripheral arterial disease in England?

0.6% of registered patients were on a GP register for peripheral arterial disease in 2024/25.

Where is peripheral arterial disease most common?

By integrated care board, North East and North Cumbria (0.8%); by council area, Isle of Wight (1.3%).

Where is peripheral arterial disease least common?

By integrated care board, North East London (0.3%).

Is peripheral arterial disease becoming more common?

The recorded share was 0.6% in 2015/16 and 0.6% in 2024/25.

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