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Despite the high physician coverage, the proportion of patients who became hemodynamically stable within 6 hrs and remained stable was low (only 10% in both groups), and less than half of the patients reached stability within 24 hrs.

With regard to the operative outcomes, the length of hospital stay was similar in both groups, and less blood loss and a shorter operation time were observed in the ACDF group than in the ACCF group.

Emotion language was, however, associated with more positive social behavior in both groups and with less negative behavior in the CI group.

In particular, the results of this current study indicated that those who currently self-injure perceived less support from family and significant others than both other groups, and less peer support than those who never self-injured.

As the amount of lateral displacement of the condyle was similar in both groups and there was less rotational movement in the RMD group, the TMD-flex would be expected to increase stress on the temporomandibular joint.

The percentage of oligodendrocytes was negligible in both groups and amounted to less than 1% of all EGFP-positive cells (not shown).

Dynamic analysis revealed that the healthy limb supported the body weight longer in both groups and spent significantly less time in the swing phase compared with the affected limb.

All risk factors were present in both groups but were more prevalent in the A&E group, except for the risk factors of balance and mobility (equally prevalent in both groups) and orthostatic hypotension (less prevalent in the A&E group).

During the second body image exposure session, higher levels of mood and appearance self-esteem were observed in both groups, and negative cognitions occurred less frequently.

The follow-up duration differs significantly between both groups and is on average less than 1 year in the Blandy group.

The change of IL-4 was little in both groups and the level was less than 40 pg/mL throughout the experimental period.