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Following review of these abstracts, five potentially relevant studies were identified, which were all found to be eligible for analysis.
From June 1995 to December 2000, 101 patients with metastatic breast cancer were enrolled and treated; of these 94 patients were deemed to be eligible for analysis.
To be eligible for analysis, the prophylactic central neck dissection specimen had to contain ≥3 central lymph nodes (CLNs) with ≥1 harboring metastasis.
To be eligible for analysis, participants had to have a reliable second VF (false positive and false negative responses lower than 33% and fixation losses lower than 20%).
To be eligible for analysis, the prophylactic central neck dissection specimen with <3 central lymph nodes (CLNs) or size of CLNM ≥1 cm as measured under the microscope was excluded.
Despite the use of constraints on the follow-up time required for patients to be eligible for analysis to try to allow for recording delay, there is still the possibility of missing event data in the CPRD.
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Patients were eligible for analysis while they remained on study drug treatment.
Results: Of the 1286 women who were screened, 1093 women (85%) were eligible for analysis.
Results: Eighteen trials met our criteria and were eligible for analysis, involving 928 patients.
Finally, 46 patients were eligible for analysis.
Through database search, 71 articles were eligible for analysis.
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