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There is much evidence to suggest that pneumonitis is an epithelial reaction and some evidence to suggest that this early damage may not be predictive of late fibrosis.

Early migration of total joint replacements can be predictive of late loosening (Freeman and Plante-Bordeneuve 1994, Kärrholm et al. 1994, Ryd et al. 1995, Stocks et al. 1995).

It is of vital importance to follow this patient cohort since radiostereometric analysis is known to be predictive of late implant failure, especially in this study where pronounced early migration was observed.

In patients with cemented THAs, low systemic BMD and high bone loss in Gruen zones 7 and 1 have been found to be predictive of late stem loosening (Nixon et al. 2007), but no association between periprosthetic bone loss and stem migration has been shown, as evaluated by RSA (Li et al. 2007).

In patients with cemented THAs, low systemic BMD and bone reduction in Gruen zones 1 and 7 have been found to be predictive of late stem loosening (Nixon et al. 2007), but no association between periprosthetic bone loss and stem migration has been shown, as evaluated by RSA (li et al. 2007).

To identify factors that are predictive of late initiation of antenatal care in England and Wales.

Dosimetric variables addressing the longitudinal and circumferential character of the esophagus have biologic rationale and are predictive of late toxicity.

In fact, to our knowledge, there have been no reports on stromal changes in primary tumor that are predictive of late recurrence.

Our precision and accuracy was well within the limit of detecting both large initial migration and continuous migration of more than 0.5 mm, which is predictive of late failure of a knee prosthesis (Ryd et al. 1995).

We also conducted analyses to compare their mortality with that of the general population and to identify patient-, disease- and transplant-related factors that were predictive of late outcomes.

Negative biopsy results at early follow-up appeared to be predictive of continued eradication on late follow-up in 97.9% of cases in comparison with the remaining lesions (RR=0.15, 95% CI 0.035 to 0.618, p=0.005).