Data were uploaded at each visit, and adverse events including severe hypoglycemia (19), hyperglycemia resulting in ketoacidosis requiring intravenous fluids, device-related or study-related untoward events, and serious adverse events regardless of cause, were reviewed and reported.
However, in addition to the criteria mandating the exclusion of alternative causes, each potential case was reviewed independently by five clinicians to minimize this possibility.
Surface and subsurface features caused by wear are reviewed and the mechanisms involved in the sliding wear and fretting wear of metals are discussed in detail, together with the effects of lubrication.
In this paper, common cause failure analysis methods are reviewed.
The epidemiology of ESBL-producing K. pneumoniae, the mechanisms of resistance, and treatment strategies for infections caused by these organisms are reviewed.
The cause, pathogenesis, and clinical features are reviewed and discussed.Postoperative rhabdomyolysis developed in 5 of 353 morbidly obese patients who underwent consecutive laparoscopic duodenal switch procedures, an incidence of 1.4%.
Evidence that attentional bias causes worry is reviewed in a later section, but the experiments discussed here are consistent with a parallel converse effect: that is, worry can amplify bottom-up processes, such as biased attention to threat (see Fig. 2).
Although ICD-9-CM coding accuracy for S. aureus infections has not been specifically examined, the accuracy of coding for sepsis from all causes has been reviewed, and has demonstrated a sensitivity >75% for any septicemia or bacteremia code and positive and negative predictive values >80% for the code specific for Staphylococcus spp. septicemia (ICD-9-CM 038) (19, 19).
The causes of death were reviewed independently by two of the authors (D.G.B. and T.M.E.D).
