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Table 1.

Pregnancy algorithm hierarchy of initial pregnancy outcome, based on outcome type and code type present (Diagnosis, Procedure, or Diagnosis-Related Group [DRG]).

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Fig 1.

Schematic of select pregnancy algorithm implementation steps.

Abbreviations: ECT = ectopic pregnancy, IAB = induced abortion, LB = live birth, LMP = last menstrual period, SAB = spontaneous abortion, SB = stillbirth. a Select verification steps for pregnancy outcome type and/or gestational age. b Represent the minimum and maximum service dates associated with claims that have a pregnancy outcome diagnosis, procedure, and/or DRG code. See supporting files for more information.

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Fig 2.

Identification of cohort of pregnant women, MarketScan commercial data, 2008–2019.

a Extracted and then deduplicated inpatient, outpatient, and facility header claims with codes from S2 into pregnancy-related ‘records’: distinct combinations of service dates and pregnancy-related codes (diagnosis, procedure, or diagnosis related group). b Records likely belonging to the same pregnancy were grouped together into pregnancy episodes. c Because women could have more than one pregnancy, the sum of these categories will be greater than the total number of women.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of pregnancy cohort overall and by international statistical classification of diseases clinical modification and procedure coding systems (ICD) era MarketScan commercial data, 2008–2019 (N = 5,812,699 pregnancies).

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Table 3.

Comparison of live birth pregnancies that linked and did not link to an infant record, Marketscan commercial data, 2008–2019 (N = 4,533,630).

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