Was there a group of patients in which the results tipped?
Both are named after the initials of the patients in which they were first identified.
Despite its great success, there are patients in which benefit from these devices is rather limited.
We compared a group of 1678 patients in which autoantibody testing was restricted to cases in which the test referral was considered appropriate (G1) to a group of 2140 patients in which test referrals were not reviewed or restricted (G2).
For patients in which angioplasty and stenting are not possible, certain types of medication (e.g. coumadin, which slows blood clotting) may be useful.
In a British study of 204 patients in which more than two-thirds of them were initially helped by hypnotherapy, 81percentt of those maintained the improvement up to six years after the treatment.
Unless, of course, the subjects -- er, participants -- are infants or Alzheimer's patients, in which case they have not technically consented and are better referred to, the manual suggests, as "individuals".
The authors present a clinical series of patients in which these types of injuries were reconstructed in a single operation.
Otherwise we recorded six patients in which PCT showed normal perfusion maps during MA.
Patients in which PCT was not requested in ED were also excluded.
Finally, we only used patients in which complete data were available and outcomes were known.
