* No SD provided as data based on one patient.
Younes et al. also reported that only 1 (2%) of 48 IND patients progressed to HGD or EAC after a mean follow-up of 41 months, but again, this was based on one patient that progressed to neoplasia, with limited follow-up time for the majority of 48 IND patients.
Based on one patient who is stated to have been on Warfarin, they go on to conclude that Warfarin usage is a major risk factor for DSCH, and also recommend cessation of warfarin for 4 days to allow resynthesis of coagulation factors, and cessation of other antiplatelet agents (such as clopidogrel and ticlopidine) for 2 weeks.
We therefore compared pooled sensitivity and specificity for TB detection in all studies with pooled sensitivity and specificity in the subset of studies that provided one Xpert result based on one specimen provided by one patient (see Sensitivity analyses).
Similarly to the data based on one data set per patient, the interval to last TPTD was not associated to the bias CItd-CIpc when including repeated data sets for correlation analysis.
Roche Holding, the Swiss pharmaceuticals group, obtained F.D.A. approval for Xeloda, its breast cancer drug, in 1998 based on one small trial in patients who had failed to respond to two other drugs.
The SR examined the effects of ICP use on patient satisfaction and found some evidence (based on one randomised study [ 20] that patient satisfaction (as rated on a scale of one to ten) was significantly lower in participants receiving care based on an ICP (Weighted Mean Difference (WMD) -1.1, 95% CI −1.91 to −0.29).
Secondly, disease-specific instruments will be pooled after having determined the most relevant disease-specific questionnaire for each patient based on one's primary diagnosis assessed with the CIDI at study entry (i.e. depressive disorder, panic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder or social phobia).
Then, the retina of the OCT volume was flattened to have a consistent shape across scans and patients based on one of the segmented surfaces.
In summary, there is a little bit of evidence, based on one review [ 106], that patients treated in hospital-at-home interventions more frequently remain at home than the control patients.
7 8 Although it is pleasing to find such rapid and positive uptake of an innovation, any recommendation for uptake of this new practice should be made with caution since it is based on one clinical trial of 200 patients only.
