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Appendix 5

NCDS cases where there was an ongoing pregnancy, but data out of
order (i.e. not entered in first slot), or pregnancy was wrongly
bunched with another outcome as an apparent multiple.

055086Z    081002N    436010M    501009P    620087A    910031N

X33020B    X40036J

[Cases 781048S and 986275W had two ‘still pregnant’ entries, presumably indicating
it was already known to be twins. No alteration necessary].

BCS70 cases where there was an ongoing pregnancy, but data out of
order (i.e. not entered in first slot), or pregnancy was wrongly
bunched with another outcome as an apparent multiple.

The following 52 cases had the ongoing pregnancy not entered in the first birth-slot,
and so had to be re-ordered:

00312058

00463092

00785026

01266041

01870029

02126037

02609097

02765030

03191073

03403069

03575030

03786036

03926033

04139096

04452053

04486083

05425028

05749013

05895071

06691094

07020000

08281065

08388069

09027083

09054086

09393047

09667125

10312037

10463071

10657050

10868056

10921001

11059015

11414043

11937007

12124066

13074048

13538030

13705030

13741034

14249028

14644061

14924040

14989074

15094057

16093060

16630040

16809043

16860023

17373017

17456068

20097000

The following 7 cases had the data for the ongoing pregnancy correctly entered in the
first slot, but other birth outcomes were wrongly bunched in the same pregnancy (i.e.
in slots 2, 3, ... etc):

01592000    06896024    09516017    13762136    14228000    14381008

16027027

The following five cases had two ‘still pregnant’ entries, presumably indicating it was
already known to be twins, so they were not altered:

00060057    05435004    07406007    10531069    12278025

One ongoing pregnancy was correctly entered in the first slot, with a miscarriage in
slot 2. However, the miscarriage was sufficiently recent for it to be plausible that it
was from the same pregnancy, so this was not altered:
10723098



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