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In the present study there was no difference between levels of C3 in affected dogs and healthy controls, excluding associated hypocomplementemia.

Based on data available from agency Web sites and excluding associated studies, it appears that current federal funding directly addressing the health risks of climate change is approximately $3 million annually; this number would be approximately $1 million without two recent solicitations from the U.S. EPA.

The island, roughly triangular in shape and with an area (excluding associated islands) of 42,031 square miles (108,860 square km), is part of the Appalachian geologic province of North America, in which the landforms run from southwest to northeast and are characterized by continental drift, volcanic action, crustal deformation, ice erosion, and deposition.

The patient underwent bone marrow biopsy and bone imaging to exclude associated multiple myeloma.

All cases of Cavendish grade IV (Table 1) had CT scan and 3D reconstruction of the shoulder and the scapula to exclude associated omovertebral connection (Fig. 1).

Initial assessment included a history and physical examination together with plain radiographs of both ankles and feet to exclude associated bone deformity [1, 11].

A CT scan for the hip was performed to locate the femoral head precisely and to exclude associated acetabular fractures (Fig. 2).

A careful clinico-radiologic assessment is absolutely necessary to exclude associated chest injuries, such as pneumothorax or haemothorax, which are reported in the literature to occur at rates of up to 3% [8].

A careful clinical and radiographic assessment is also necessary to exclude associated chest injuries, such as pneumothorax or hemothorax, which are reported in the literature to occur at rates of up to 3% [1, 11].

Functional impairment of the shoulder and the upper limb can be extremely variable; nevertheless, the whole limb should be carefully evaluated, especially to exclude associated lesions involving the brachial plexus or the subclavian vessels, even though this kind of injury is rare [9, 10].

Historically, open biopsy was performed to exclude associated malignancy.