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Validation of ICD 9 CM codes for identification of acetaminophen related emergency department visits in a large pediatric hospital

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Table 1 International Classification of Disease (ICD-9)codes and supplemental E-codes used to identifyemergency department visits resulting from pediatricacetaminophen exposure or overdose* (Continued)
Table 2 Characteristics of pediatric patients visiting theemergency department for acetaminophen exposure oroverdose (n = 316 visits)
Table 3 Sensitivity, positive predictive value (PPV), and percentage of false positives identified by selectedInternational Classification of Disease (ICD-9) codes* used to document emergency department (ED) visits foracetaminophen exposure or overdose, stratified by age group
Table 4 Type of acetaminophen exposure or overdose that occurred with each International Classification of Disease(ICD-9) code used to document the emergency department (ED) visit, by age group

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