In a short time frame 223 cases were documented during routine documentation which indicates a good clinical acceptance.
In Africa 69,000 cases were documented.
Last year, 13 cases were documented in Afghanistan and 20 in Pakistan.
The cases were documented in the New England Journal of Medicine last year.
Outbreaks of the disease in South Sudan have been reported, and 60-70 cases were documented across the border in Ethiopia during the past week.
A small number of cases were documented in Mali in October and November; two of them had originated in Guinea.
Out of 26 verified fracture cases, 9 fracture cases were documented among the calcium-supplemented individuals, and 17 fractures were confirmed among the placebo individuals.
These cases were documented in a 2006 report by the transportation authority's inspector general, who also found more than 500 examples of engineers making three days' wages in one day and nearly 150 examples of conductors doing the same.
Between 1878 and 1990, only 166 cases were documented in the English-language literature [1], although pyogenic sacroiliitis is estimated to account for 1 2%% of cases of septic arthritis or bone infection [2].
According to the current literature search, 27 cases were documented with both direct and indirect force traction by MIs, although most of them used the direct method (Table 1).
Previously, a few cases were documented in the genus Begonia in which infraspecific polyploidy occurs, e.g. B. monophylla with 2n = 28, 56 (Legro and Doorenbos, 1969); B. rex with 2n = 24, 48 (Sharma, 1970); B. squamulosa with 2n = 38, 76 (Arends, 1992).
