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. 2020 Jan 30;20:70. doi: 10.1186/s12913-020-4910-7

Table 2.

Patient characteristics (N = 5552)

Number (N) Percent (%) 95% CI
Sex (male) 2602 46.9 45.5–48.2
Age
 ≤ 30 327 5.9 5.3–6.5
 > 30–50 1876 33.8 32.5–35.0
 > 50–80 3237 58.3 57.0–59.6
 > 80 112 2.0 1.7–2.4
Pregnant women 8 0.1 0.04–0.2
BMI > 30 1825 32.8 31.6–34.1
Thyroid medication 638 11.5 10.6–12.3
CCI
 0 3049 54.9 53.6–56-2
 1 1390 25.0 23.9–26.2
 2–5 1038 18.7 17.7–19.7
 6–12 36 0.7 0.4–0.9
SHIP diagnosisa, c
 Goitre 1815 32.7 31.5–33.9
 Hyperthyroidism 510 9.2 8.4–9.9
 Hypothyroidism 611 11.1 10.2–11.8
 Thyroid nodule 2197 39.6 38.3–40.9
 Thyroiditis 234 4.2 3.7–4.7
Billing diagnosisb, c
 Goitre 1057 19.0 18.0–20.1
 Hyperthyroidism 230 4.1 3.6–4.7
 Hypothyroidism 320 5.8 5.2–6.4
 Thyroid nodule 500 9.0 8.2–9.8
 Thyroiditis 166 2.99 2.5–3.4

aclinical findings based on ultrasound or laboratory testing in SHIP, regardless of billing diagnosis

bcoded thyroid disorder in billing data, regardless of SHIP findings

cone patient can have more than one diagnosis