To summarize the wear rate derived from studies identified in this review, the reported results were described using 3 terms: (1) "femoral head penetration" (initial examination to latest follow-up), (2) "bedding-in" (initial examination to the 1-year examination), and (3) "wear rate" (the annual wear rate between the 1-year examination and latest follow-up).
In initial examinations of the potential off-target activity at the CCR2 locus, we designed a PCR method that would detect NHEJ between fragments created by ZFN activity at both the CCR5 and CCR2 locus leading to deletion of the intervening sequence.
Whenever possible, in addition to initial examination by local pathologists, tissue specimens were examined by CDC pathologists to help guide further laboratory testing decisions.
A total of 923 out of 1294 subjects participated in the initial examination in 1997 1998 and 766 of these participated in a second health check-up in 2003 2004 when hematological laboratory tests were taken.
The eligible population consisted of all individuals born in 1942, 1947, 1952, 1957, and 1962, of which 71% (923) participated in the initial examination in 1997 and 690 of these attended a follow-up survey in 2003 2004.
Altogether 923 of 1294 subjects (71.3%) participated in the initial examination in 1997-98.
41 patients with diagnosed NE (24 boys and 17 girls) referred by doctors from the pediatric nephrology department of Chorzow Centre of Pediatrics and Oncology participated in general in the initial examination.
However, the outcome among peripheralizers was not reported, so the poor outcome reported in patients with no directional preference might be related to the subgroup of patients who responded with no change in symptoms during initial examination and not to those that responded with peripheralization.
In the Case 3, the examiner overlooked the obturator hernia in the initial examination because he did not hit the entity at the time and consequently, skipped scanning around the femoral triangle.
We have expected that the change in scores in all KOOS subscales between initial examination and follow-up would correlate with the GPE score, and that a correlation would be at least 0.5 for all subscales.
A population-based sample of women aged 38, 46, 50 and 54 years at initial examination in 1968 69 was followed over the course of 40 years.
