Data collected were: patient's demographics, grade of operator, approach used, number of attempts, indication for insertion, use of ultrasound probe, type of catheter and complications.
The German guidelines on bisphosphonate- and medication-associated osteonecrosis of the jaws state that there might be a limitation in the indication of implant insertion in these patients, but the implant-based oral rehabilitation was not a part of these guidelines [1].
Evolving views on the use of antibiotics suggested that we should also present our analysis as if the expert panel had reversed its judgment, 29 and we reanalysed the data considering frequently recurrent acute otitis media without a trial of prophylaxis to be an appropriate indication for insertion of a tympanostomy tube rather than an uncertain one.
Analyze the number and indication for insertion of central venous catheters (CVCs), the incidence of catheter-related bloodstream infection (CRBSI) and the mortality in the intensive care unit (ICU), and after discharge to ward, in patients requiring CVCs in the ICU.
We excluded children who had previously undergone adenoidectomy or adenotonsillectomy and those with tympanostomy tubes (grommets) or who had an indication for insertion of tympanostomy tubes.
This eliminated any inclusion of other indications for insertion of ITDD system such as malignant and non-malignant pain.
The BWA mapping gave no indication of longer insertions or deletions.
We searched for frame-shifts and stop codons in the concatenated CYTB and COX1 alignment to detect the presence of Numts in our data, but found no indication of such insertions.
The authors concluded that the results in this series were comparable, and that it seemed to be reasonable to perform hemiarthroplasty unless there were specific indications for insertion of a glenoid component (non-concentric erosion or saddle-shaped erosion of the glenoid).
A means for documentation of urinary catheter use, including indications and dates of insertion and removal, should be established.
