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Fig 1.

The study flow chart.

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Table 1.

The frequency of clinical questions by setting.

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Table 2.

Concordance between clinical hypothesis (question) and PUD examination by clinical question and setting.

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Table 3.

Additional test requirement after PUD examination, by clinical questions and setting.

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Table 4.

Diagnostic accuracy estimates (95% confidence intervals) of PUD examination, considering additional test results as the reference standard.

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Table 5.

Accuracy of PUD examination, considering additional test results as the reference standard.

Data presented by clinical question.

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Fig 2.

Variability of the proportion of cases for which an additional test was requested after PUD examination.

Legend H: hospital ward; GP: General practice; GOP Gastroenterology outpatient clinic; FE: number of cases with further examinations. The units are shown anonymously

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