Databases for each PHC are on separate computers as fetching during data entry were noted to be time consuming with a combined database.
The newer, revised version of the Bulgarian data set is now available in GEOMAGIA50.v3 and these entries are noted with compilation ID 1012 ('Archeological and volcanic data sources' section).
Only 86 individuals (0.2 %, Table 2), who had suffered episodes of hypoglycaemia during the 12 months prior to their study entries, were noted.
Mean age at study entry (1970) was noted.
Some needle-entry bruising was noted, which resolved within 7 to 10 days.
"Arzt and Crafts" was called "a weak-ish entry" and it was noted that "not everything Lost does turns into Dharma-laced gold, sadly".
For each of these consecutive "subcutis" entries, the clinical diagnosis was noted and grouped as benign, malignant, or unknown.
In addition, the presence of extra-articular manifestations (such as vasculitis, nodules and pleuritis) was noted before entry into the study.
The next day, fever, cough, respiratory distress, and decreased air entry on the right side was noted, and a further decrease in blood pressure occurred.
