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Using a hierarchical model with hospital random effects, 18 of 121 hospitals had "probable SEI" proportions significantly lower than the statewide average, adjusting for patient demographic and preoperative clinical characteristics (adjusted odds ratio [AOR] < 1, p < 0.05), and 17 hospitals had significantly higher "probable SEI" proportions (AOR > 1, p < 0.05) (data not shown).

Regarding the constant probable diagnosis, no significant difference was observed between probable migraine, probable TTH, and probable OPHD (P = 0.935); however, subgroup analysis involving patients with headache recurrence showed that the proportion of constant diagnosis was significantly higher for probable migraine group and probable TTH plus probable OPHD group (P = 0.001, Fig. 2).

In patients with headache recurrence, the proportion of constant diagnosis was significantly higher for probable migraine group than for probable TTH plus probable OPHD group in both the subgroups of follow-up period (P = 0.040 and P = 0.007, respectively).

Only obese men had significantly higher odds of probable major depression.

Only class III obese men had significantly higher odds of probable major depression, compared to normal weight men.

The service-related occupation group had significantly higher odds of probable asthma in the unadjusted analyses only.

Similarly, using WC, WHR, and BF%, overweight and obese participants had significantly higher odds of probable major depression than normal-weight participants, with a dose response relationship.

Nonetheless, participants classified as overweight or obese (class I, II or III) based on BMI still had significantly higher odds of having probable major depression, compared to normal weight participants, with evidence of a linear relationship.

Patients with probable depression on BCD had significantly higher BDI scores and HADS depression scores than patients without probable depression on BCD (P<0.0001 for all comparisons).

More than half of the sample were non-smokers (Table 1); only 8.2% reported currently smoking cigarettes and the prevalence of probable asthma was significantly higher in this group (16.8%, 95%CI: 11.8 21.8) as compared to non-smokers and ex-smokers (Table 2).

As expected, patients with probable depression on BCD had significantly higher BDI scores, HADS depression scores and HADS anxiety scores compared with patients without probable depression.