In the NIH experience, 21 patients were transplanted for either hematological (MDS/AML) or immunological indications (age 15 49 years) with good responses (Fig. 1).
The phenotypic data consisted of diagnostic indications, age, and sex information reported through requisition forms by geneticists, pediatricians, and neurologists who have had direct contact with the patient.
Patients receiving the treatment over a very long time, mainly in cardiology indications, aged more than 75 years old are from the group at the highest risk of this complication occurrence.
Here, off-label refers to prescription of pharmaceuticals for an unapproved indication, age group, dose, or form of administration.
Information was obtained from medical records about patient characteristics (indication, age and parity), surgery (operating time, blood loss, complications and conversions) and the postoperative period.
The information on aspirin intake included indication, age at first use, frequency and duration of use.
For each of the other exposure types, participants reported the indication, age at exposure, and number of exposures.
These prediction algorithms include many important baseline parameters such as indication, age, weight, and GH dose (Appendix 1).
The cost per quality-adjusted life year was calculated overall, and by indication, age, and sex subgroups.
A larger patient cohort (1995-2005, N = 78,881) was selected to estimate long-term survival, based on ACS-indication, age, sex, coronary anatomy, and treatment received.
EPAGE-II criteria classify indications for colonoscopy into 11 sections, which are scored from 1 (extremely inappropriate) to 9 (extremely appropriate) depending on clinical indication, age, personal and family history.
