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Table 1.

Experimental HS severity questionnaire.

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Fig 1.

HS Epidemiology study flow chart.

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Table 2.

Demographics, duration of the disease and DLQI scores by Hurley Stage of HS patients enrolled in the HS severity questionnaire validation study.

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Table 3.

Combined past and current treatments for HS by Hurley Stage in patients enrolled in the HS severity questionnaire validation study.

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Table 4.

Impact of HS on quality of life in patients enrolled in the HS severity questionnaire validation study.

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Table 5.

Association between individual questions from the HS severity questionnaire and Hurley Stage of moderate versus mild, and severe versus mild.

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Table 6.

Predictive ability, sensitivity and specificity of the experimental self-administered HS severity questionnaire and DLQI against the Hurley Stage.

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Table 7.

Profilea of Non-participantsa versus participants.

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Table 8.

Suspected HS cases by state and national total.

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Table 9.

Estimated prevalence of HS in Australia overall and by gender.

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Table 10.

Location of boils in suspected HS individuals, total and by gender.

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Table 11.

Characteristics of people living with HS in Australia compared to non-HS.

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Table 12.

Characteristics of the 7 confirmed cases of HS through physical examination among the 12 who attended the visit at the dermatologist.

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Table 13.

Agreement between clinical and expert assessments in suspected HS individuals attending the dermatology visit (N = 12).

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