251 patients per trial arm are required for a power of 97.5% with reference to cosmetic result and 82.5% with reference to local control, considering a drop-out rate of 10%.
The technical details and a case presentation, with specific references to the cosmetic and functional outcomes are described.
Within the context of this description of 'exceptionality', the reference to the "cosmetic impediment" arguably emphasises the impediment rather than its 'cosmetic' nature.
Call your family physician for a referral or reference to the cosmetic surgery clinic in question.
The gang found responsible for much of violence called themselves "dotbusters" -- a crude reference to the bindi cosmetic dot with which religious Hindus mark their foreheads.
Her life and career are chronicled in the documentary Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work (2010), the title of which was partly a reference to her numerous cosmetic surgeries.
Corresponding vehicle treatment groups were administered either the respective cream base without bucladesine or, as reference for ketoprofen, a cosmetic night cream.
There is a passing reference in the Byron documentary to cosmetic surgery – how noble, says Everett, to die doing something romantic and reckless rather than, say, under the surgeon's knife.
It is not evident to the author why the reference in the restriction of the cosmetic colorant Beta vulgaris (which has a strong red color) in the INCI list (IV 1) leads to a substance of green color.
This might be explained by a ceiling-effect, which means that the superior cosmetic result of the laparoscopic approach was the reference in these patients beforehand.
In the United States, the legality of the TTC concept has been demonstrated by reference to the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act as well as principles of statutory construction and case law (Hahn, 2010).
