A nomogram generated from an Australian cohort was recently published (O'Brien et al, 2011), and for multiple probability cutoffs predicting indolent PCa, they gave coexisting rates of high-risk disease.
Pearson χ or Fisher's exact test was carried out for analyzing the categorical variables with respect to the effects of clinical and pathological risk factors on the coexisting adnexa malignancy rate.
To evaluate the rate of coexisting endometrial carcinoma or atypical endometrial hyperplasia (AEH) residue in patients who had a total hysteroscopic resection with diagnosis of AEH and without suspicious lesions detected during hysteroscopy.
The present study demonstrated that the overall rate of coexisting adnexa malignance in endometrial cancer patients was 6.23%.
Recombination among coexisting strains occurs at a rate approximately three times the mutation rate.
Neither of these two studies reported rates of coexisting alcohol and other drug use disorders.
The prevalence rates of coexisting diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia and coronary artery diseases were 52%, 70 % and 59, respectively.
People with type 1 diabetes, in whom insulin resistance does not predominate, tend to have lower rates of coexisting obesity, hypertension, and dyslipidemia than those with type 2 diabetes and yet are also at high lifetime risk of CVD (14).
Our data show high rates of coexisting organ-specific autoimmunity with a high prevalence of residual islet autoimmunity and lower frequencies of class II HLA diabetes susceptibility haplotypes in DSD.
To examine the effect of coexisting hrHPV infections, ⩾CIN3 rates in women with single and multiple hrHPV infections were compared by Cochran's Mantel–Haenszel testing, stratified for age, cytology, and HPV-type.
However, it has to be acknowledged that the diagnosis of GAD is considered difficult and not reliable, due to high rates of coexisting disorders and the overlap in symptomatology, e.g., depression and other anxiety disorders [ 24], therefore diagnostic criteria will most likely be changed again for DSM-V.
