Figure 2b. Graphs illustrate the ratio of findings per patient (
) and the ratio of recommendations per patient (
) and per finding (
) over the total number of patients per age group. (a) Overall, the number of findings and recommendations per patient increased as the age increased; the number of recommendations per finding was similar for all age groups, except for a nonsignificant increment in middle-aged patients (40–49 and 50–59 years old) (P = .09). Similar patterns were seen for (b) men and (c) women. Women had a higher number of recommendations per finding (P = .001) and per patient (P = .14) than did men in all age groups.