Injuries were classified according to the Salter–Harris scheme into 5 types (type II 7 patients, type III 3 patients, type IV 1 patient, type V 1 patient).
The study evaluated 55 euthymic BD patients, type I and II, and 31 HCs.
The pattern was similar in DCP group with 17 patients (68 %) having type A, 6 (24 %) patients type B and 2 (8 %) patients had type C fracture.
Factors affecting the prognosis of oral cancer patients, including gender and age of patients, type, stage and location of cancer, lymph node metastasis, stage of lymph node, recurrence and metastasis, time of recurrence and metastasis, and differentiation, were investigated.
To determine the impact of the implementation of a guidelines in the assessment of cardiovascular risk in high-risk patients (type 2 diabetes) in health centres, and to analyse the appropriateness of antihypertensive and antiplatelet treatment in diabetic patients.
Data evaluation was based on endpoints such as symptoms, Schirmer test, ocular surface staining scores, recruitment of patients, type and efficacy of the drug, and the design and site of performance of the study.
Two years ago an Austrian company called Guger Technologies released a system designed to help paralysed patients type by highlighting letters on a grid one by one until the desired letter is selected and the associated EEG signal is detected.
All samples were recoded and randomised in order to blind observers to age and gender of patients, type and location of vessel sample and causes of death.
We could determine the HCV type for 8 of the 9 patients finding type 1a (3 patients), type 1b (2 patients), and type 2a (3 patients).
Rossing et al. defined and validated models for the differentiation of diabetic patients type 1 with macroalbuminuria and normoalbuminuria after CE-MS analysis.
We also extracted data on important co-variables (follow up time, mean age of patients, type of drug-eluting stents used, use of distal embolic protection device, age of graft).
