University education was associated with use of a wider range of outpatient medical services and increased use of the following examinations: Pap smear (age-adjusted OR = 2.06), gynaecological examinations (age-adjusted OR = 1.62) and mammography among older (more than 40 years) women (age-adjusted OR = 1.98).
Among the boys with undescended testicle(s) at birth (n = 138), all but one had documented orchiopexy or a subsequent observation of cryptorchidism in at least one of the three subsequent examinations (ages 4 months, 1 year, 7 years).
There was no statistically significant difference in terms of gender, age at the time of examination, age at migraine onset and duration of aura.
Main Outcome Measures: Peroneal nerve injuries diagnosed by electrodiagnostic examination, age, gender, and etiology of the nerve injury (local trauma, n=16; other, n=36).
Whilst the PLS regression coefficients for age at examination (Age) differed slightly between the two models, there was little difference in the coefficients for the year of birth (Birthyear) and the year at examination (Examyear).
The owners were interviewed about the age of the horse at examination, age at export and age at first signs of SE.
Two control subjects were selected for each case patient and were matched for year of blood draw, age at examination, age at pregnancy, and number of intervening pregnancies.
Two control subjects were selected for each case patient and matched for year of blood draw, age at examination, age at pregnancy, and number of intervening pregnancies.
At the 10-year follow-up examination, age, gender, BMI, creatinine, CRP, and disease duration were significantly associated with NT-proBNP levels (Table 3).
a Spearman correlation coefficients have been adjusted for examination age; b Odds ratios, calculated in logistic regression models that control for examination age, summarize the increased risk for early (<12 y) vs later (≥ 12 y) menarche associated with a Z-score difference of 1 unit.
