Miscellaneous diagnoses included seven children and adolescents with diabetic nephropathy.
Miscellaneous diagnoses included chylothorax, electrocution, intussusception, suspected cholecalciferol rodenticide poisoning and foetal death and mummification.
Other diagnoses, in descending order, were: scabies (n = 20, 16.4%); atopic dermatitis (n = 15, 12.3%); impetigo (n = 12, 9.8%); stress reaction (n = 9, 7.4%) and miscellaneous diagnoses.
We also excluded operations performed for reasons other than primary osteoarthritis (acute hip fracture or revision of failed osteosynthesis, n = 74; inflammatory arthritis, n = 70; secondary OA, n = 23; osteonecrosis, n = 19; bone tumor or metastasis, n = 10; or other miscellaneous diagnoses, n = 6), unicondylar knee replacement (n = 47), and resurfacing hip replacement (n = 6).
Psychosis (31%) was the most common attributable diagnosis when an antipsychotic was initiated, followed by ADHD (16%), anxiety disorders (15%), other disruptive disorders (10%), depression (8%), bipolar disorder (7%), other miscellaneous DSM-IV diagnoses (7%), pervasive developmental disorder/mental retardation (4%), tics (2%), and eating disorders (<1%).
7 Chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis, 8 diffuse panbronchiolitis, 9 pulmonary Langerhans cell histiocytosis, 10 sarcoidosis, 11 bronchial diseases due to rheumatoid arthritis, 12 bronchiolitis obliterans 13 and other miscellaneous diseases were diagnosed as previously described.
At necropsy, piglets were assigned to one of three primary diagnoses; enteritis, starvation or miscellaneous.
Of the 664 bone sarcoma survivors, 309 (46.5%) were diagnosed with osteosarcoma, 260 (39.2%) were diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma, 26 (3.9%) were diagnosed with chondrosarcoma, 48 (7.2%) were diagnosed with other specified bone sarcomas (e.g., fibromatous neoplasms, giant cell tumours, chordomas, and miscellaneous bone tumours), and 21 (3.2%) were diagnosed with an unspecified bone sarcoma.
The most prevalent diagnoses assigned at necropsy were miscellaneous and starvation.
The top 5 NCD appeared among the top 20 commonly diagnosed illnesses with the commonest being: miscellaneous GI disorders 11,519 (5.5%), injuries/trauma 4,618 (2.2%), anemia 1,515 (0.7%), high BP 1,437 (0.7%) and arthritis 1,074 (0.5%).
Considering all diagnoses together, the highest reported diagnosis was the miscellaneous category that included mostly scabies and some pediculosis and others.
