Continuous EEG monitoring, never performed here could have been more relevant to rule out subclinical status epilepticus or better delineate patterns with prognosis value.
The objective of this study was to identify the incidence of nosocomial infection (NI), the pathogens and their antibacterial patterns, and prognosis of these burn patients.
In the realm of cardiovascular imaging, research designs using single-center series and registries have contributed key foundational insights into diagnosis, resource use and cost patterns, and prognosis as derived from practical, "real-world" settings.
The search for molecular markers for cancer, using "discovery-based" techniques, has resulted in claims of a very high degree of discrimination both for cancer diagnosis (e.g., serum proteomics patterns) and prognosis (e.g., RNA expression genomic signatures).
Microarray gene-expression analyses on gastric cancer have previously identified gene expression patterns for prognosis prediction [25], [26] and general cancer diagnosis [27], [28] (as reviewed in Table S6) but none for gastric cancer subtyping or grading.
These subtypes have been differentiated for example, by their distinct age-specific incidence patterns and prognosis [ 16].
Two prospective cohort studies examined the association of dietary patterns with prognosis in breast cancer patients in the United States.
We expanded and analyzed genes related mitochondrion ribosome and cytosol ribosome with similar expression patterns and prognosis assessments through cluster heat map and survival analysis on the TCGA4U.
The strong inter-relationships between clinical features, gene expression patterns and prognosis has led to the postulate that, depending upon the underlying relationship between the clinical and prognostic factors in a given data set, prognostic gene expression signatures may simply function as a proxy measure for these established clinical variables.
This possibly reflected patterns of prognosis [ 104], but perhaps more so, reduced statistical power due to misclassification as eight of the nine studies included in the meta-analyses of SMRs assessed exposure at the group-level, whereas all studies included in the analyses of the incidence data used individual-level measurements or estimations of As in drinking water.
