Table 2 Recent literature summary of studies of patients with cancer of unknown primary Author Total number of patients Common pathology (no).
In remain 184 patients, common complaints, such as fatigue, malaise and weight loss, were released at the end of this study.
For working patients, common professional risk factors were beliefs, that LBP was due to maintaining a specific posture at work (79.0%) and frequent heavy lifting at work (65.5%).
The patients' common carotid intima-media thicknesses (CC-IMTs) were measured every year.
A subgroup analysis was conducted on the 73 patients' common to both models of care.
Among 21 enrolled patients, common drug-related adverse events were anaemia, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, pain, hyperglycemia, and stomatitis.
Among 21 HCC patients, common drug-related adverse events (AEs) were neutropaenia, anaemia, asthenia, leucopaenia, anorexia, diarrhoea, and fatigue.
Among trauma patients, common risk factors for IAH included abdominal surgery, increased plasma base deficit, and pre-ICU crystalloid resuscitation.
The professionalised health care for chronic patients common in high income countries is very labour-intensive and expensive.
Toxicity was generally acceptable and consisted mainly of haematological side effects with common toxicity criteria 3° anaemia (two patients), common toxicity criteria 3° leukocytopenia (one patient) and common toxicity criteria 3° thrombocytopenia (three patients).
Other adverse events were pain (five patients: sciatic, sacral, lumbar, dental, scapular), infection (three patients: common cold, cystitis, lymphangitis), falls (two patients), muscle pains (one patient).
