The most frequent diagnoses were consequently virosis, acute respiratory infections, and bronchitis.
Alcohol use disorders are one of the most frequent diagnoses among patients examined in an emergency ward [1].
Furthermore, the pattern of distribution of the diagnoses in the current study seems to propose that myofascial pain and disc displacement with reduction are the most frequent diagnoses.
Heart and vascular disease together with bone fracture and infections were the most frequent diagnoses and constituted half of all cases (Table 2).
The most frequent diagnoses were crescentic glomerulopathy with vasculitis (most patients having a final diagnosis of ANCA-associated vasculitis), thrombotic microangiopathy and acute GN (associated with endocarditis in most cases).
The most frequent diagnoses at admission were gastrointestinal, respiratory, central nervous system, urinary and renal complaints, cardiovascular and trauma (Table 1).
To ensure that the stage 2 validation of our original findings was not influenced by the differences among case populations, we performed a subset analysis to include only the most frequent diagnoses in both stages, HLHS and D-TGA.
The most frequent diagnoses were thigh strain and ankle sprain.
Impingement and rotator cuff syndromes were the most frequent diagnoses.
Rotator cuff - and impingement syndromes were the most frequent diagnoses.
