Those that fulfil the modified Wilson and Junger criteria and will therefore qualify for risk stratification.
However, there are currently very few late effects that qualify for risk assessment and stratification using these criteria, and we suggest that for now most long-term and late effects will be managed by needs assessment, continuing current practice of managing the problem as it arises.
In this case, the study is considered as conclusive and qualified useful for risk assessment.
In this study, 649 patients (14.3%) of the eligible patients (n=5183) were qualified for this (at nutritional risk and have got nutritional treatment), and 487 (9.3%) more were in need for such treatment (at nutritional risk and did not get nutritional treatment).
Of the eight patients with sufficient data for CVD risk scoring, six patients were >20%, although all were outside the age range for accurate scoring and may qualify for high-risk status on age alone.
As outlined in detail in the published protocol (17), treatment-naïve or previously treated patients of either sex, aged 30 69 years with uncomplicated grade-1 or grade-2 hypertension and a maximum of two additional risk factors qualified for enrolment.
Due to the MLL-AF10 rearrangement, the patient was classified as "high risk" and consequently qualified for hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (hSCT).
It comprised patients with coronary artery disease undergoing medical management (that is, without coronary stent implantation) and patients without coronary artery disease, who qualified for inclusion based on multiple atherothrombotic risk factors, peripheral artery disease, or presence of atrial fibrillation.
Group 2 infants qualified for prophylaxis if they were considered moderate to high risk for RSV infection and hospitalization.
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