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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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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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Diseases of the nervous system as the underlying cause of death
S.S. Korsakov Journal of Neurology and PsychiatryObjective. 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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Scandinavian Journal of Social Medicine, 1991
We studied causes of death in a cohort of all young males (n = 50 465) conscripted for military service in 1969–70. Six hundred eighty three deaths occurred in the cohort during the follow-up through 1983. Injury-related deaths accounted for 75% of all deaths.
P, Allebeck +3 more
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We studied causes of death in a cohort of all young males (n = 50 465) conscripted for military service in 1969–70. Six hundred eighty three deaths occurred in the cohort during the follow-up through 1983. Injury-related deaths accounted for 75% of all deaths.
P, Allebeck +3 more
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JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 2003
With implementation of the (ICD-10), for U.S. vital statistics in 1999, the criteria for selecting HIV infection as the underlying cause of death were expanded. To estimate the effect of ICD-10 rules on the number of deaths attributed to HIV infection, we applied a simplified version of ICD-10 rules to data on causes of death from all U.S.
Richard M, Selik +3 more
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With implementation of the (ICD-10), for U.S. vital statistics in 1999, the criteria for selecting HIV infection as the underlying cause of death were expanded. To estimate the effect of ICD-10 rules on the number of deaths attributed to HIV infection, we applied a simplified version of ICD-10 rules to data on causes of death from all U.S.
Richard M, Selik +3 more
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Underlying and contributory causes of death of adult males in two districts
Journal of Chronic Diseases, 1969Abstract 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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Acta Paediatrica, 1998
Large‐scale analyses of causes of neonatal deaths are usually based on death‐certificate information. A new computer‐based method has been introduced to define the cause of stillbirths and neonatal deaths in large amounts of material and to classify them according to two different models [Wigglesworth and Neonatal and Intrauterine death Classification ...
I G, Winbo, F H, Serenius, B A, Källén
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Large‐scale analyses of causes of neonatal deaths are usually based on death‐certificate information. A new computer‐based method has been introduced to define the cause of stillbirths and neonatal deaths in large amounts of material and to classify them according to two different models [Wigglesworth and Neonatal and Intrauterine death Classification ...
I G, Winbo, F H, Serenius, B A, Källén
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POOR QUALITY UNDERLYING CAUSE OF DEATH CERTIFICATION IN VICTIMS OF SUDDEN DEATH
Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 2023Rachel Hardison +4 more
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