Interestingly, class II patients were associated with shorter treatment times.
Submicroscopic deletions in the 18 patients were associated with both isolated and syndromic 46,XY DSD.
IMS patients were associated with the highest level of glaucoma, cataracts, and visual disturbances.
In the study period, BIO patients were associated with the highest monthly total healthcare costs.
All patients were associated with an increase in the center edge angle.
As shown in Table 2, in the 6% months prior to initiating therapy, BIO and IMS patients were associated with the highest Charlson comorbidity index score.
The absence of CPR and delay for firefighters to reach the patients were associated with mortality on hospital admission (p = 0.03 and p = 0.04, respectively).
A study in patients with chronic migraine and medication overuse found that depressive symptoms in these patients were associated with higher disability and lower quality of life [12].
At the time of presentation, three patients were associated with sensory deficit, one with both sensory and motor deficit (foot drop), and two with weak distal pulse.
The main findings were that both TMJ arthralgia and OA patients were associated with a higher frequency of somatosensory abnormalities than in healthy controls.
On the other hand, spontaneous migraine attacks reported in patients were associated with a modest increase in diameter (a magnitude of 11.4-13.0%) of the MCA and the intracranial parts (cavernous and cerebral) of the ICA [37].
