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Second, an examination and classification of the criticisms.

In relation to individual treatments (e.g. treatment by injection of single animals), it is the clinical examination and classification of the individual pigs that will determine whether the pigs will be subjected to antibiotic treatment.

Diagnosis and classification of all specimens was confirmed by histopathologic examination according to the WHO classification.

Clinical diagnosis and classification of trigger fingers is traditionally based on physical examinations and certain obvious symptoms.

Concurrent with clinical and electrophysiological examination for classification of DSP, CCM was performed on 89 type 1 diabetic and 64 healthy subjects to determine corneal nerve fiber length (CNFL), density, tortuosity, and branch density.

Tumors were classified according to the Laurén classification [ 15]. pTNM stage of all study patients was determined according to seventh edition of the UICC guidelines [ 16] and our recent proposal ('Kiel-stage') [ 17] and was based solely on surgical pathological examination including classification of distant metastases (pM-category).

pTNM stage of all study patients was determined according to the seventh edition of the UICC guidelines (Sobin et al, 2009) and our recent proposal ('Kiel stage' Warneke et al, 2011), and was based solely on surgical pathological examination, including classification of distant metastases (pM category).

As a part of these studies, a cohort of Danish boys was established in the Copenhagen area, and standardized examination procedures for classification of testicular position and hypospadias (Boisen et al. 2005), testicular size determined by ultrasound (Main et al. 2006b), and penile length (Boas et al. 2006) were developed.

All diagnoses were confirmed based on pathological examination and 2003 WHO Classification of Tumors of the Breast, and 125 (94.0%) cases were invasive ductal carcinoma and 8 (6.0%) were ductal carcinoma in situ.

The clinical examination methodology, the classification of alterations and recommended treatments according to severity were based on studies in the literature [ 3, 8, 14] and were agreed with the 25 veterinarians comprising the technical team of the cooperative.

Examination and supervision of the data classification were performed by one of the authors (AE).