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Diseases of the nervous system as the underlying cause of death

S.S. Korsakov Journal of Neurology and Psychiatry
Objective. To identify the leading causes of death in the adult population from the class of diseases of the nervous system (DNS, class G) according to medical death certificates (MDC) and to discuss the problems of their assessment. Material and methods. The source of information was the electronic database of the Main Department of the Civil Registry
I.V. Samorodskaya   +3 more
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Common errors in reporting cause-of-death statement on death certificates: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2021
The prevalence of death certificate (DC) completion errors is a universal issue. This research aimed to estimate the global prevalence of DC errors by performing a systematic review and meta-analysis.
J. Alipour, A. Payandeh
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Small-Area Variation in Multiple Causes of Death in Sweden—A Comparison with Underlying Causes of Death

International Journal of Epidemiology, 1995
The effect of using multiple causes of death, i.e. all causes of death mentioned on the death certificates, compared to using the underlying cause of death only for analyses of regional variation among small areas in mortality for asthma, diabetes, hypertensive disease and cerebrovascular disease was studied.Standardized mortality ratios (SMR) were ...
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MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS DEATH RATES FROM UNDERLYING CAUSE AND TOTAL DEATHS

Acta Neurologica Scandinavica, 1972
Age- and sex-specific death rates from multiple sclerosis were calculated both from all conditions coded and from those coded as underlying or primary cause of death for the United States by color for 1955, and for Denmark (1963–68) and Norway (1956–60). Primary-cause death rates for the United States (1959–61) were also assessed.
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Underlying and multiple causes of death related to smoking

Population Research and Policy Review, 1994
Although smoking has been linked to various causes of death, there is no systematic account of the underlying and multiple cause-of-death distributions associated with various smoking statuses. We analyze such patterns by age and gender for the USA in 1986.
Charles B. Nam   +2 more
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Myomata of the Uterus as an Underlying Cause of Precipitous Death

The Guthrie Journal, 1980
The roster in the coroner’s office bearing the causes of sudden and unexpected death is rather lengthy. However, the vast majority of these fall into relatively few categories. Death due to a shower of pulmonary emboli is relatively common, but that the emboli should arise from the effects of a large myoma of the uterus not postoperative is distinctly
Arthur B. King, William C. Luft
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Cerebral Palsy as an Underlying Cause of Death

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Mark Peterson   +2 more
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Underlying causes of cocaine, amphetamine and opioid related deaths in Australia

Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, 2005
To examine the characteristics of deaths in Australia where opioids, cocaine or amphetamines were mentioned, taking into account changes in the use and availability of these drugs in recent years.Data were analysed from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and Causes of Death dataset between 1997 and 2002 on all deaths in which cocaine, amphetamines or ...
Degenhardt, Louisa   +2 more
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Underlying and contributory causes of death of adult males in two districts

Journal of Chronic Diseases, 1969
Abstract Underlying and contributory causes of death of males aged 45 and above in two districts, have been analyzed by age, continent of birth and place of death. The amount of additional information for individual diseases, gained through inclusion of contributory causes, varies markedly with these characteristics i.e.
J, Cohen, R, Steinitz
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On the Selection of Causes of Death: An Analysis of Who’s Rules for Selection of the Underlying Cause of Death

1984
The mortality statistics, which are an important source for medical research, are prepared in many countries according to regulations and recommendations issued from the World Health Organization (WHO) in the current revision of the Manual of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases, Injuries, and Causes of Death (ICD). These statistics
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