The primary safety outcome measures were documented, i.e., significant bleeding and transfusion.
In addition, for each subject, hundreds of clinical, imaging, immunologic, serologic, and cognitive measures were documented.
Demographic data, concomitant medication, medical history, migraine diagnosis as well as previous migraine preventive measures were documented by the investigator.
In Michigan, this trend toward more punitive measures is documented in a 1996 report by the state's Advisory Committee to the US Commission on Civil Rights, which notes how the year prior, the state legislature was pushing for more "metal detectors and police officers as the primary focus for preventing disciplinary problems".
All measures are documented, and any failures to comply with these are both documented and rectified.
All outcome measures were documented and categorized under the headings described above.
Socio-demographic/economic data, environmental factors and use of malaria control measures were documented.
Genotype counts and quality control measures are documented in Supplementary Material, Table S6.
No further potential preprocedural prophylactic measures were documented (e.g., use of fresh frozen plasma, antifibrinolytic agents).
Primary and secondary outcome measures were documented at baseline, after the final treatment session (after 4 weeks), and at one-month follow-up.
