Additional file 1: of Validating an algorithm to identify metastatic gastric cancer in the absence of routinely collected TNM staging data

Table S1. Included diagnoses, ICD-9 and 10 codes used to identify metastatic disease for the different algorithms. (DOCX 15 kb

YLL, YERF and HALYs by infectious syndrome, 2005–07, Ontario, Canada.

<p>For each infectious disease syndrome, the dark-shaded portion of each bar represents YLL (years of life lost to premature mortality) and the light-shaded portion of each bar represents YERF (years equivalents of healthy life lost due to reduced functioning). The column to the right of the chart displays the percentage of HALYs that are due to YLL for each syndrome.</p

Number and proportion of average annual HALYs by infectious disease or pathogen, 2005–07, Ontario, Canada.

<p>YLL = years of life lost to premature mortality; YERF = year-equivalents of reduced functioning; HALY = health-adjusted life years.</p

Number and proportion of average annual estimated deaths and incident cases by infectious disease or pathogen, 2005–07, Ontario, Canada.

<p>Number and proportion of average annual estimated deaths and incident cases by infectious disease or pathogen, 2005–07, Ontario, Canada.</p

Burden of disease ranking of the top 20 infectious diseases or pathogens using Ontario Burden of Infectious Disease Study (ONBOIDS) and Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study methodologies, Ontario, Canada.

<p>a – denotes the change in rank of an infectious disease/pathogen from its rank using the ONBOIDS methodology to its rank using the GBD methodology.</p><p>YLL = years of life lost to premature mortality; YERF = year-equivalents of reduced functioning; HALY = health-adjusted life years; YLD = years of life lived with disability; DALY = disability-adjusted life years.</p

HALYs for the top 20 ranked infectious diseases or pathogens by sex, 2005–07, Ontario, Canada.

<p>For each infectious disease/pathogen, the dark-shaded bars represent the number of HALYs for males and the light-shaded bars represent the number of HALYs for females. The column to the right of the chart displays the male to female ratio of HALYs for each infectious disease/pathogen.</p