Salmonella infection in humans caused incidence rates of between 6 and 30% (with variable severity), reflecting the propensity of different Salmonella species to induce arthritis.
Although age, gender, and genetic predisposition are major intrinsic risk factors for the disease [ 5], the precise clinical and pathophysiological contributors that cause incidence and progression of knee OA remain unknown.
In contrast to the meningitis belt in Africa, where epidemic waves cause incidence rates up to 300 cases/100,000 population (2 ), epidemics or case clusters are rare in industrialized countries (3 ).
With the 1987 introduction of prostate-specific antigen testing, the newly enhanced ability to diagnose the disease caused incidence to spike to 240 age-adjusted cases per 100,000 men by 1992.
In male F344/N rats, isoeugenol showed carcinogenic effects, causing increased incidence of rarely occurring thymoma and mammary gland carcinoma.
This review addresses the possible causes, incidence rates, and symptoms of symptomatic asymmetries due to an underlying disorder, dysfunction, or disease.
Secondary efficacy measures included each of the components of the primary efficacy measure, the incidence of distal DVT (alone and in combination with proximal DVT), the incidence of symptomatic DVT, the incidence of a combination of proximal DVT, non-fatal PE and death from all causes including PE, the incidence of death from all causes; incidence of documented symptomatic VTE.
Thus, in recent years, many scholars have taken into account oscillations caused by incidence rates and proposed various nonlinear incidence rates [12 19].
And these fears appear to be unfounded: although it is complicated and difficult to examine, recent studies of the US population suggest that vaccination has not in fact caused the incidence of shingles to rise.
Humanized and human anti-CD20 mAbs are theorized to cause reduced incidence and lower severity of IRRs compared to rituximab due to decreased immunogenicity.
