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. 2015 Mar 26;10(3):e0122467. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0122467

Table 2. Prefectural rank of aSAH incidence calculated with hospitals reporting 10 or more patients.

Prefecture (Incidence of aSAH per 100,000 people)
Rank 2010* 2011 2012
1 Aomori (24.4) Aomori (18.6) Aomori (21.6)
2 Iwate (16.3) Yamagata (18.5) Iwate (17.1)
3 Kumamoto (15.0) Iwate (15.8) Kumamoto (15.3)
4 Akita (13.1) Akita (14.2) Akita (14.2)
5 Kochi (12.9) Kochi (13.6) Gunma (13.8)
6 Tottori (12.5) Kumamoto (12.8) Yamagata (13.5)
7 Tochigi (12.0) Tokushima (12.2) Yamaguchi (13.4)
8 Yamagata (11.9) Wakayama (11.9) Kochi (13.0)
9 Okayama (11.6) Nagano (11.9) Fukuoka (12.2)
10 Wakayama (11.6) Nagasaki (10.8) Tochigi (11.5)
38 Yamanashi (7.0) Nara (7.0) Kyoto (7.7)
39 Kanagawa (6.5) Osaka (6.8) Kagoshima (7.7)
40 Toyama (6.1) Fukui (6.7) Osaka (7.4)
41 Miyazaki (6.0) Kanagawa (6.7) Kanagawa (7.3)
42 Shimane (6.0) Yamanashi (5.8) Ishikawa (7.2)
43 Ehime (5.7) Shiga (5.8) Shimane (6.9)
44 Ishikawa (5.4) Kyoto (5.2) Ehime (6.5)
45 Shiga (4.8) Oita (5.0) Nara (6.5)
46 Kyoto (4.3) Ehime (4.9) Shiga (4.3)
47 Oita (3.1) Shimane (4.4) Toyama (4.1)

*The number is estimated by multiplying 4/3 times, since the analyzed term is 9 months.