6. Disease Classification Category Percent (%)
Acute Condition 34.09%
Acute Injury 23.14%
Chronic 16.18%
Disorders 15.60%
Cardiovascular 8.60%
Pregnancy Related 7.53%
Gynocological 7.45%
Musculoskeletal 6.18%
Mental Health 5.93%
Gastrointestinal 5.60%
Allergy 5.02%
Substance Abuse 4.78%
Other 4.57%
Nervous system 4.53%
Skin related 3.99%
Respiratory 3.91%
Eyes, Ears, Nose & Throat 3.75%
Excretory 3.05%
Personal History 2.22%
Congenital/Hereditary 1.56%
Endocrine 1.56%
Neoplasm 1.32%
Immune System 1.32%
Nutrition 1.19%
Procedure 0.82%
Neuropathy 0.78%
Family History 0.74%
Diabetes 0.62%
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Table 1. Percent of diseases considered significant in IPV falling into each category (28)

11. 1a Acute Injury
1b Acute Condition
2 Chronic
3 Substance Abuse
4 Mental Health
5 Other
6 Disorders
7 Gynecological
8 Pregnancy Related
9 Allergy
10 Procedure
11 Congenital/Hereditary
12 Nutrition
13 Neoplasm
14 Personal History
15 Family History
16 Neuropathy
17 Diabetes
18 Gastrointestinal
19 Cardiovascular
20 Nervous System
21 Respiratory
22 Musculoskeletal
23 Eyes, Ears, Nose & Throat
24 Excretory
25 Endocrine
26 Immune System
27 Skin Related (not burns)
Figure 1. Network Map of the 28 categories
made up of 2429 symptom terms found to be
significantly more prevalent among victims of
IPV than the general population. Larger nodes
indicate higher coding frequency of the
category by itself, while thicker edges reveal
the strength of relationship between two nodes
by signifying the frequency of any two
categories being coded together on a single
symptom term. Darker nodes appear more
frequently among the pairs than lighter nodes.

12. 1a Acute Injury
1b Acute Condition
2 Chronic
3 Substance Abuse
4 Mental Health
5 Other
6 Disorders
7 Gynecological
8 Pregnancy Related
9 Allergy
10 Procedure
11 Congenital/Hereditary
12 Nutrition
13 Neoplasm
14 Personal History
15 Family History
16 Neuropathy
17 Diabetes
18 Gastrointestinal
19 Cardiovascular
20 Nervous System
21 Respiratory
22 Musculoskeletal
23 Eyes, Ears, Nose & Throat
24 Excretory
25 Endocrine
26 Immune System
27 Skin Related (not burns)
• Out of 2429 symptom terms, there were at
least 208 pairs of interactions present to at
least one of the symptom terms
• Most significant nodes were 1b and 2, having
the great frequency of occurrence
• 1b has the most significant degrees of twelve
• Strong pairings with 2, and 19
• Moderate pairings with 7, 18, 27, 8
• Fair pairings with 3, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24
• 2 has five significant degrees
• Strong pairing with 1b
• Fair pairings with 4, 19, 20, 22
• It is worth noting that pairing between 1b
and 2 could be due to ambiguity of a
symptom term that could be chronic or acute

13. 1a Acute Injury
1b Acute Condition
2 Chronic
3 Substance Abuse
4 Mental Health
5 Other
6 Disorders
7 Gynecological
8 Pregnancy Related
9 Allergy
10 Procedure
11 Congenital/Hereditary
12 Nutrition
13 Neoplasm
14 Personal History
15 Family History
16 Neuropathy
17 Diabetes
18 Gastrointestinal
19 Cardiovascular
20 Nervous System
21 Respiratory
22 Musculoskeletal
23 Eyes, Ears, Nose & Throat
24 Excretory
25 Endocrine
26 Immune System
27 Skin Related (not burns)
• 6 also shows significant pairings, but its
target connected nodes are more significant
in 1b and 2
• Node 1a does have significant symptom
terms associated with it but it doesn’t have
many terms that are associated with another
node

19. Funding:
• Clinical andTranslational ScienceCollaborative
of Cleveland
• National Center for AdvancingTranslational
Sciences – National Institute of Health
Assistance:
• Explorys Inc.