After the exclusions, a total of 2,752 women with mammograms and HT data were left for analysis.
Of these, 32 cases were excluded due to inadequate follow-up data, leaving 480 for analysis.
Of the 996 participants, 24 had baseline LEA and another 29 lacked follow-up data, leaving 943 for analysis in this report.
Six patients were excluded from the study because of incomplete data, leaving 94 patients for analysis.
Twenty-nine patients were excluded because of insufficient collected data, leaving 214 patients for analysis.
One individual was missing ergonomic data, leaving 74 individuals for analysis.
Of the total 2,838 participants, 374 were excluded due to lack of CRP data, leaving 2,464 participants for analysis.
Despite meticulous attempts to complete the files, four cases (4%) had to be excluded due to incomplete data, leaving 94 cases for analysis.
All analyses were done using SAS 9.2 software (SAS Institute, Cary, NC) Of the 4,733 participants in the ACCORD Blood Pressure Trial, 46 did not have baseline waist-to-height ratio data, leaving 4,687 participants for analysis.
While cheering to those of us who enjoy a glass or two, the data left this correspondent thirsty for more analysis.
Patients with acute coronary syndrome or a history of myocardial infarction were excluded and 254 patients were left for data analysis (Table 1).
