Sentence examples for most published series from inspiring English sources

Most published series span decades and do not reflect contemporary practice.

Most published series report a good outcome but none are prospective observational studies using the scoring system of the International Clubfoot Study Group (ICFSG).

Conclusion: Despite considerable preventive measures, stress hyperthermia represents a major problem within the military, soldiers and other athletes, with a mortality rate about 10% in most published series.

The neuroblastoma is the second most common pediatric malignancy overall, after teratoma, in most published series [3, 5] and the most common malignancy of the first month of life (30 50%] [8].

Like most published series in this field, the number of patients reported is small.

Most published series about this population reported dismal prognosis, with short median survival especially after several relapses [ 11, 34].

Most large published series applied limited exclusion criteria regarding the liver function, often confined to a total bilirubin of <2 or <3 mg/dL [2, 16].

The most extensive published series about congenital hepatic tumors describes a poor prognosis for hepatoblastomas, with common early metastases and high mortality rates [13], but this series probably includes some cases of congenital rhabdoid tumors, an aggressive lesion previously classified as hepatoblastoma with negative α-fetoprotein.

Median age in our cohort was younger than in most other published series.

More than half of patients in our series had metastatic disease at diagnosis, as in most other published series (Casas et al, 1997).

The most recently published series report mortality rates ranging from 28%to30%0% in mixed ICU populations [ 9, 13, 16]; 30-day mortality rates range from 32.4%to35.5%5% [ 13, 14], and in-hospital mortality may be as high as 47% [ 11].