This reflects that not all of the women had their check-ups completed by both health-care personnel.
After 6-month follow-up, 1,288 (251 in the intervention group and 1,037 in the control group) participants underwent the second health check-up and completed the lifestyle questionnaire.
During the routine paediatric check-up, parents completed the ELFRA-2 (the German version of the MacArthur Communicative Development Inventories), 26 a reliable and easy to use parent-report screening questionnaire for the early identification of children with language delay.
Rewarding work Ms. Ibrahim hands Muhanad back to his mother after the newborn's check-up is complete.
After the medical check-up, conscripts complete the questionnaires independently and anonymously, in a separate room under the guidance of the medical staff, and it is then returned by mail to the health division.
All subjects underwent laboratory tests for standard medical check-up consisting of complete peripheral blood test, liver function test, fasting plasma glucose and lipid profiling.
Although it has not been a clinical routine yet for a regular check-up of the complete blood cell count in patients administered quetiapine, clinical practitioners should be aware of this adverse reaction.
They were submitted to a clinical examination every 6 months, with growth monitoring, to a biological check-up every year (complete blood count, serum iron and folate, serum vitamin levels, albuminaemia, SGOT/SGPT) and to an x-ray absorptiometry every 2 years.
Only [by using] their language can they understand and cooperate with treatment' (Thai doctor, district hospital), and 'For midwives who do not know Thai, it sometimes takes very long for them to complete a check-up.
The following degrees of response were considered in the first check-up (after 6-12 months): complete response (disappearance of lesion), partial response (decrease of the size of the tumour of more than 50%% of the longest diameter), stable disease (decrease of less than 50%% or increase of less than 25%%) and progressive disease (increase of more than 25%%).
A complete check-up was performed in patients with any evidence of recurrence or metastasis.
