Based on these results, we suggest to overcome the proposal of NACB guidelines [11], which recommend to involve a single group of young male subjects in favor of using two distinct groups, male and female ones.
These should include ease of understanding, an ability to be easily recalled, consideration of the anatomy, an understanding of the mechanism of injury, the proposal of therapeutic guidelines according to the specific types, and the provision of useful information regarding the prognosis of the various types.
Based on these findings, we suggest to overcome the proposal of the NACB guidelines which recommend to involve a single group of young male subjects, and propose, instead, to utilize two distinct groups: one of males and one of females.
SBRML could work, but because it is still a proposal and it lacks of guidelines, it has never been adopted on concrete case-studies.
Similar data have been previously reported by Wittler and colleagues in 1998 [ 10], after the proposal of the U.S. guideline for the management of the febrile child [ 11].
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This period of time witnessed the arch-famous Asilomar Conference in 1975 and its proposals for guidelines and self-regulation on the use of genetic constructs [2,3].
In cases of urban redevelopment and other approved areas, however, some of the proposal's guidelines could be waived.
Proportions of prescriptions, ANTIBIOGARDE® proposal and guidelines proposal including antibiotics active against methicillin resistant staphylococci were 12, 25 and 37% respectively (p < 0.00005).
