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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Cuba: 107 deaths 
# 2   Germany: 67 deaths 
# 3   Spain: 26 deaths 
# 4   United States: 23 deaths 
= 5   Netherlands: 11 deaths 
= 5   Hungary: 11 deaths 
= 5   Austria: 11 deaths 
# 8   Finland: 10 deaths 
# 9   Canada: 9 deaths 
= 10   Japan: 7 deaths 
= 10   Australia: 7 deaths 
= 12   Egypt: 5 deaths 
= 12   Korea, South: 5 deaths 
= 12   Argentina: 5 deaths 
= 15   Poland: 4 deaths 
= 15   Slovakia: 4 deaths 
= 15   Mexico: 4 deaths 
= 15   Brazil: 4 deaths 
= 19   Venezuela: 3 deaths 
= 19   Peru: 3 deaths 
= 21   Norway: 2 deaths 
= 21   Denmark: 2 deaths 
= 21   Sweden: 2 deaths 
= 21   Malta: 2 deaths 
= 21   Romania: 2 deaths 
= 21   United Kingdom: 2 deaths 
= 21   Chile: 2 deaths 
= 28   Moldova: 1 deaths 
= 28   New Zealand: 1 deaths 
= 28   Lithuania: 1 deaths 
= 28   Kyrgyzstan: 1 deaths 
= 28   Israel: 1 deaths 
= 28   Luxembourg: 1 deaths 
= 28   Costa Rica: 1 deaths 
= 28   Nicaragua: 1 deaths 
= 28   Estonia: 1 deaths 
= 28   Uruguay: 1 deaths 
Total: 350 deaths  
Weighted average: 9.5 deaths  



DEFINITION: Total for all ages and sexes. Database compiled January 2004. Total of figures for:
  • Polyarthrosis
  • Primary generalized (osteo)arthrosis
  • Heberden's nodes (with arthropathy)
  • Bouchard's nodes (with arthropathy)
  • Secondary multiple arthr

SOURCE: World Health Organisation Statistical Information System

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NOTES: These statistics are derived from official causes of death detailed on certificates of death by each country. Rather than being a true indicator of the number of deaths attributed to a particular cause, mortality statistics reveal more about a particular country's reporting processes.

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