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Table 2.

Contingency 2×2 table of using histopathology reports compared with high index of suspicion for sarcoidosis cases identification (N=200).

Among patients with International Classification of Diseases code for sarcoidosis			High index of suspicion^a (chart review)
			Yes		No	Total
Histopathology report^b
	Confirmed sarcoidosis	142^c		0^d		142
	Not available^e	16^f		42^g		58
	Total	158		42		200

^aHigh index of suspicion for sarcoidosis based on both clinical and radiographic evidence but not biopsy.

^bAvailable biopsies with primary or secondary histopathological reports.

^cSarcoidosis group with histopathological evidence of nonnecrotizing granuloma.

^dNo sarcoidosis group because of lack of sufficient clinical and radiological features consistent with sarcoidosis even in the presence of the histopathological evidence of nonnecrotizing granuloma.

^eNo biopsies were ordered or available in the electronic medical record.

^fProbable sarcoidosis group without histopathological evidence of nonnecrotizing granuloma.

^gNo sarcoidosis group because of lack of sufficient clinical and radiological features consistent with sarcoidosis, in addition to the absence of the histopathological evidence of nonnecrotizing granuloma.