<p>a) Class I discrepancy rates for male and female patients. b) Dependence of the class I discrepancy rates on age and sex of the patients. All 1800 “study” cases (1988–2008) were included into the analysis.</p
Δage residuals, defined as the residual from regressing predicted age on chronological age was calcu...
Objectives We examine the mortality of men and women within the first year after all-cause and cause...
Objective: to investigate the clinical management of heart disease and determine whether there was a...
a<p>Data represent mean ± S.D.</p><p>†Adjusted the effects of age and sex.</p><p>§Adjusted the effec...
<p>After a peak in early childhood, the fraction of inpatients increases to levels of above 80% in o...
a<p>Data represent means ± S.D.</p><p>†Adjusted the effects of age and sex.</p><p>§Adjusted the effe...
SUMMARY The comparison of trends in ischaemic heart disease (IHD) mortality in different social clas...
<p>Patients were grouped according to demographics or the ward where they were treated. This groupin...
<p>The frequency distributions among gender in patients with type 2 diabetes and control groups stra...
<p>Sex-standardised prevalence of number of conditions in patients with incident cardiovascular dise...
<p>The study population was divided into three age groups: 5–9 years (A), 10–13 years (B) and 14+ ye...
<p>Panel A and B illustrate the age-adjusted incidence rate per 100,000 person-years by census regio...
<p>The study population was divided into three age groups: 5–9 years (A), 10–13 years (B) and 14+ ye...
<p>Box plots depicting LCD induced changes (i.e. ΔCID2-CID1) in anthropometric and clinical paramete...
<p>Probabilities are derived from a multivariable model including an age-by-gender interaction. Shad...
Δage residuals, defined as the residual from regressing predicted age on chronological age was calcu...
Objectives We examine the mortality of men and women within the first year after all-cause and cause...
Objective: to investigate the clinical management of heart disease and determine whether there was a...
a<p>Data represent mean ± S.D.</p><p>†Adjusted the effects of age and sex.</p><p>§Adjusted the effec...
<p>After a peak in early childhood, the fraction of inpatients increases to levels of above 80% in o...
a<p>Data represent means ± S.D.</p><p>†Adjusted the effects of age and sex.</p><p>§Adjusted the effe...
SUMMARY The comparison of trends in ischaemic heart disease (IHD) mortality in different social clas...
<p>Patients were grouped according to demographics or the ward where they were treated. This groupin...
<p>The frequency distributions among gender in patients with type 2 diabetes and control groups stra...
<p>Sex-standardised prevalence of number of conditions in patients with incident cardiovascular dise...
<p>The study population was divided into three age groups: 5–9 years (A), 10–13 years (B) and 14+ ye...
<p>Panel A and B illustrate the age-adjusted incidence rate per 100,000 person-years by census regio...
<p>The study population was divided into three age groups: 5–9 years (A), 10–13 years (B) and 14+ ye...
<p>Box plots depicting LCD induced changes (i.e. ΔCID2-CID1) in anthropometric and clinical paramete...
<p>Probabilities are derived from a multivariable model including an age-by-gender interaction. Shad...
Δage residuals, defined as the residual from regressing predicted age on chronological age was calcu...
Objectives We examine the mortality of men and women within the first year after all-cause and cause...
Objective: to investigate the clinical management of heart disease and determine whether there was a...