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Diagnosis concept

Excessive attrition of teeth

One diagnosis code, shared across patients.

Provenance
Code
53963006
  • 41 patients
  • 0.36% of all patients
  • #263 of 778 across all diagnoses, by patients
  • 41 recorded episodes

Coding

System
SNOMED-CT

What else these patients have

diagnosis concept Acute bacterial sinusitis
12% of these patients· 6% of all patients

Of the 41 patients with this diagnosis, the share who also carry each one, against how common it is across all patients.

Age at first diagnosis

Excessive attrition of teeth: median 19 across all diagnoses: median 35

Age at first diagnosis Bar chart. Age at first diagnosis. 41 patients in all; the largest group is 10 to 19 with 15; Excessive attrition of teeth: median 19 years; across all diagnoses: median 35 years. 0 5 10 15 0 to 9: 6 patients 10 to 19: 15 patients 20 to 29: 4 patients 30 to 39: 4 patients 40 to 49: 7 patients 50 to 59: 5 patients 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 years
Half of these patients were 19 or older. Across all diagnoses, half were 35 or older. The 10 to 19 hold the most, 15 patients. A few first diagnoses are back-dated into infancy, and some conditions are handed an age by the decade, which draws a spike rather than a spread.

How long it stays on the record

How long it stays on the record Bar chart. How long it stays on the record. 7 categories; the largest is over five years with 28 episodes. no end recorded: 0 episodes no end recorded 0 a week or less: 3 episodes a week or less 3 up to a month: 0 episodes up to a month 0 up to three months: 0 episodes up to three months 0 up to a year: 1 episode up to a year 1 one to five years: 9 episodes one to five years 9 over five years: 28 episodes over five years 28
over five years, more than any other. 41 episodes in all. “No end recorded” is an episode the generator never closed, not one known to be ongoing.