Baseline 25(OH D levels were obtained, and women were started on letrozole.
Animals were placed in the training chamber during which time baseline activity and freezing levels were obtained, followed by a single shock, delivered at 4 minutes.
After baseline glucose and insulin levels were obtained, a primed continuous infusion of insulin was started at a dose of 10 mU/m/min.
Serum inflammatory markers, auto-antibodies and 25(OH) vitamin D levels were obtained at baseline.
Axial CT scans at the abdomen and mid-thigh levels were obtained at baseline (year 1) and 5 years later (year 6).
The vWF levels were obtained at baseline and again at 8, 24 and 48 h after the start of the first CYT997 infusion.
Sharshar et al. [ 11] determined the serum ADH levels in patients with septic shock; serial plasma ADH levels were obtained at baseline, and 6, 24, 48, and 96 hours after the onset of shock.
Serum testosterone levels were obtained at baseline and then monthly beginning 4 months after the first injection and 2 months after subsequent injections for a total of 18 months.
In the 18 HEP subjects, blood samples for measuring plasma FFA levels were obtained immediately before (baseline (FFA0)) and 15 min after heparin injection (FFA15).
