Although we did not routinely perform electroencephalography in all patients, these data show that a higher incidence of status epilepticus does not sufficiently explain the differences in NSE levels between the groups.
However, patients in the trials were similar in terms of their clinical presentation (age, baseline fracture incidence, performance status and bone-pain level), suggesting that the oral and i.v. formulations had broadly similar efficacy.
Because of the nature of the address and cancer registration systems it is not possible to obtain complete information on cancer incidence, vital status or cause of death for cohort members living outside the study catchment area.
In many of the investigations, clinical and other prognostic features of the disease have not been accounted for, thus raising the possibility that factors predictive of the characteristics of leukaemia incidence and status at diagnosis, such as white blood cell count (Smith and Hann, 2004) may confound or explain some of the prognostic effects of social class.
After adjustment for age at incidence, marital status, detection method, cancer stage, and treatment initiation, the mortality rates in the NCRHA (HR 0.86, 95% CI: 0.75 0.98) and SWRHA (HR 0.67, 95% CI: 0.58 0.77) were significantly lower than observed in the NWRHA.
Conclusions: Although the decrease in physical performance was anticipated in the study group, the group differed very little from the control population in terms of employment, education level, income, marital and home status, incidence of self-reported health problems, incidence of self-reported depression, and alcohol and tobacco use.
To investigate the insomnia incidence and treatment status of military retired cadres and offer an instruction for their health care.
In social science research, the measuring indicators of health conditions include self-rated health, physical functional status, incidence of disease, and depressive symptoms, among others.
Patients that died during initial hospitalization had a higher respiratory rate, glucose, blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels; lower GCS scores and hemoglobin level; more dyspnea on presentation; and increased incidence of mental status changes and intubations than those discharged alive.
This could be expressed as an incidence, rate, or status of an attribute of the receptor.
