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Controlling for autopsy rate, case mix, year, and country, we estimated that in 2000 an average U.S. hospital that had performed autopsies after all deaths would have detected class I errors in approximately 4% of cases and class II errors in an additional 4%.

... criteria of Goldman, as follows: class I, missed major diagnosis that, had it been made, would have changed patient management and might have resulted in cure or prolonged survival; class II, missed major diagnosis that would not have modified ongoing patient care; class III, missed minor diagnosis associated with the terminal disease but not directly responsible for death; and class IV, other missed minor diagnoses....