Overnight last night, virtually all the foreign patients were removed from the hospital and flown on special transports to Australia, the country whose young people dominated the dancers at the nightclubs and now dominate the dead.
Sixteen surgeons performed 244 elective laparoscopic procedures; six patients were removed from the study.
15 patients were removed from analysis due to incomplete data sets.
Two patients were removed from the study after developing a fever of unknown cause after providing informed consent, and in two patients, postoperative data could not be obtained because of a technical follow-up failure.
Sequences sampled from the same patients were removed to a final reference dataset of 36 and 46 sequences for CRF02_AG and A3, respectively.
Since these patients were removed from malaria endemic areas at enrollment, development of P. vivax malaria post-treatment suggested a relapse from a previously unappreciated vivax infection rather than new infection.
Duplicated patients were removed from the different datasets.
Four patients were removed from study because of toxicity.
All unmatched patients were removed from further analysis.
Data of 2 patients were removed as they contained incomplete data.
Similar results were obtained when the left-handed patients were removed from the analysis.
