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Table 2 The 20 most common emergency department diagnoses for critical care and hospitalization outcome

From: Emergency department triage prediction of clinical outcomes using machine learning models

Critical care outcome

Hospitalization outcome

CCS*

Diagnostic category

n

CCS*

Diagnostic category

n

122

Pneumonia

161

102

Nonspecific chest pain

1836

102

Nonspecific chest pain

161

251

Abdominal pain

900

109

Acute cerebrovascular disease

138

122

Pneumonia

892

108

Congestive heart failure (non-hypertensive)

133

133

Other lower respiratory diseases

732

133

Other lower respiratory diseases

125

108

Congestive heart failure (non-hypertensive)

626

153

Gastrointestinal hemorrhage

101

127

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and bronchiectasis

570

106

Cardiac dysrhythmias

95

245

Syncope

556

131

Respiratory failure, insufficiency, and arrest

90

259

Residual codes (unclassified)

554

2

Septicemia

90

657

Mood disorders

535

259

Residual codes (unclassified)

86

197

Skin and subcutaneous tissue infections

531

55

Fluid and electrolyte disorders

82

106

Cardiac dysrhythmias

530

127

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and bronchiectasis

70

109

Acute cerebrovascular disease

483

100

Acute myocardial infarction

64

153

Gastrointestinal hemorrhage

466

101

Coronary atherosclerosis and other heart disease

62

159

Urinary tract infections

463

50

Diabetes mellitus with complications

57

55

Fluid and electrolyte disorders

459

233

Intracranial injury

53

659

Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders

391

242

Poisoning by other medications and drugs

45

101

Coronary atherosclerosis and other heart disease

319

251

Abdominal pain

43

660

Alcohol-related disorders

285

245

Syncope

40

252

Malaise and fatigue

270

159

Urinary tract infections

40

246

Fever of unknown origin

258

  1. Abbreviation: CCS Clinical Classification Software
  2. *The principal diagnoses (> 14,000 ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes) were consolidated into 285 mutually exclusive diagnostic categories using the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Clinical Classifications Software (CCS) [50], as done previously [51]