Compared to patients without RB, those with RB had more severe and more frequent complex tics and SIBs, and were more frequently treated with neuroleptics.
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Therefore, the most severe patients might have been more frequently treated with NIV than with HFNC alone.
Compared to patients who never received bolus infusion of hydrocortisone, patients who received hydrocortisone had their blood glucose level measured more frequently, had higher glycemic variability; were more frequently treated with intravenous insulin and had higher insulin infusion rate variability.
As shown in table 3, OHS had higher glycated hemoglobin and tended to be more frequently treated for hypertension.
We also found that OHS patients tend to used more antihypertensive agents had higher insulin resistance and were more frequently treated by glucose lowering medications.
As shown in Table 2 and Table 3, at baseline participants in the intervention group tended to have larger waists, undertook less LTPA and were more frequently treated with lipid lowering drugs than those in the control group.
Non-diabetics were more frequently treated with GPI.
Conversely, simple cases were more frequently treated with MVA (58%%) than D&C (42 %).
Contrary to adults, girls are more frequently treated involuntarily than boys.
Patients receiving DES were also more frequently treated with a downstream regime.
