Diagnosis Role

Cross-source consensus on Diagnosis Role from 1 sources and 5 claims.

1 sources · 5 claims

Comparisons

Slightly less than half of the cohort had pericardial disease recorded as the primary diagnosis. — Prognosis of patients hospitalised with primary or secondary pericardial disease: an Australian population-based retrospective cohort study
Primary and secondary pericardial disease groups were demographically and clinically distinct. — Prognosis of patients hospitalised with primary or secondary pericardial disease: an Australian population-based retrospective cohort study
Primary pericardial disease occurred at a roughly constant rate across adult age groups and predominantly affected men. — Prognosis of patients hospitalised with primary or secondary pericardial disease: an Australian population-based retrospective cohort study
Secondary pericardial disease rose sharply with older age and had a more balanced sex distribution. — Prognosis of patients hospitalised with primary or secondary pericardial disease: an Australian population-based retrospective cohort study
Secondary pericardial disease patients were more likely to present with pericardial effusion. — Prognosis of patients hospitalised with primary or secondary pericardial disease: an Australian population-based retrospective cohort study