The data for measuring the effect of media coverage on grapefruit/grapefruit consumption changes were collected using an online survey between 10 and 17 December 2012, approximately two weeks after the news about the grapefruit-medication interaction was released.
Demographics, neurological examination, WFNS grade, Fisher modified classification, aneurysm characteristics, vasospasm, and hemodynamic changes were collected.
All costs of changes were collected until progression or end of this study.
Intraoperatively, peri-implant tissue samples with the most obvious inflammatory changes were collected for histopathology and conventional microbiologic culture.
Samples of heart, liver and spleen from broilers with pathological changes were collected and processed for bacteriological examination.
For the purposes of retention, at least three alternative contacts, individuals (e.g., family members, friends) who could provide the participant's contact information if it changes, are collected.
Skin biopsies with gross pathologic changes were collected with a surgical punch 5 mm in diameter (Miltex Stainless, Germany) and stored at −80°C for virus isolation and PCR analysis.
For the subjects enrolled in this registry, data on patient-reported items, including demographics, lifestyle factors, medication use, and quality-of-life scales, as well as physician-reported items such as DAS28-CRP, extra-articular manifestations, and medication changes are collected during annual follow-up visits.
In 1340 newly diagnosed HNC patients, weight change was collected before and during (adjuvant) radiotherapy with curative intent.
