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Groups Studies Total Events Proportion (95% CI) I2 (%)a All extraspinal findings Overall 168-23 19593 6006 19.93 (11.05–30.65) 99.7 Men 310,12,15 4344 1463 33.28 (24.50–42.69) 97.7 Women 310,12,15 5692 2722 55.05 (12.72–93.22) 99.9 Men and women (<40 years) 119 269 5 1.86 (0.61–4.28) – Men and women (≥40 years) 411,19,21,23 1261 150 13.81 (0.80–37.82) 98.9 All patients with extraspinal findings Overall 108-13,15,19,22,23 14992 5215 26.65 (14.76–40.57) 99.7 Men 38,10,12 2934 902 24.34 (11.03–40.81) 98.7 Women 38,10,12 3490 1919 51.04 (2.91–97.76) 99.9 Men and women (<40 years) 212,19 540 55 8.29 (6.09–10.79) – Men and women (≥40 years) 411,12,19,23 3961 785 16.23 (4.78–32.67) 99.0 All clinically significant findings Overall 810-13,15,18,22,23 12778 901 5.35 (3.15–8.08) 97.1 Men 310,12,15 4344 260 5.92 (4.61–7.39) 74.2 Women 310,12,15 5692 533 9.77 (4.67–16.48) 98.3 Men and women (≥40 years) 211,23 672 67 9.96 (7.80–12.36) –
Note:— Subgroups not stated if no studies reported data for such.
↵a I2 not estimable for some individual subgroups and marked as en dash.