To determine the contemporary etiology, burden, and short-term outcomes of seizures in neonates monitored with continuous video-electroencephalogram (cEEG).
However, contemporary cancer burden estimates in this population are sparse and do not account for the high competing risk of death characteristic of dialysis patients.
In conclusion, our findings suggest that the contemporary disease burden of gout remains substantial in the UK.
In addition, fractional rates of lavaged and excreted Ir NPs were determined as fractions of the contemporary lung burden at given time points when indicated.
In addition, the lavageable NPCP fraction associated with AMs declined rapidly so that the NP fraction retained in the lungs after lavage was about 0.85 of the contemporary lung burden during the first 3 weeks after inhalation; later it was higher than 0.90 (Table 1).
In text and in a mélange of mediums, the piece expounds on the plight of contemporary artists burdened by financial debt, mainly from student loans, relative to the profiteers of the booming art-as-asset economy.
The whole enterprise -- including a hyperbolic catalog -- raises questions about the plight of Italian contemporary artists, the burden of the Renaissance and the human need to proclaim genius, whether or not the anointment is deserved.
All together the show raises interesting thoughts about the plight of Italian contemporary artists, the burden of the Renaissance and what may be a peculiarly Italian or at least European need to anoint genius whether it actually exists or not.
The whole enterprise — including a hyperbolic catalog — raises questions about the plight of Italian contemporary artists, the burden of the Renaissance and the human need to proclaim genius, whether the anointment is deserved or not.
The ongoing, prospective, observational REVEAL study was designed to collect contemporary data regarding burden of disease, clinical management, patient-reported outcomes (PROs), and healthcare resource utilization from adult patients with PV in the US.
