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Fig. 2 a Radiographic time course on conventional computed tomography (CT) images (0.8-cm slice) for 13 years.

b Radiographic time course on thin-slice CT images (0.1-cm slice) for the last 2 years Fig. 3 a Positron emission tomography (PET) showing accumulations of fluoro-deoxy-glucose (FDG) with the maximum standard uptake value of 7.2 in the residual right upper lobe and that of 2.6 in the right hilum.

Radiographic time: from 0.2 to 0.3 min.

5 To include data from all patients, a prespecified methodology to impute missing values from patients with fewer than two radiographic time points is necessary.

The radiographic closure time of the appendicular growth plates was studied in 64 young Icelandic horses.

The pooled mean reduction in radiographic healing time was 33.6% (95% confidence interval 21.4% to 43.8%) but the associated heterogeneity was high (I=76.9%; heterogeneity P<0.01; fig 2).

The pooled results from two trialsw11-w13 showed a non-significant mean reduction in radiographic healing time of 16.6% (−76.8% to 60.7%; I=90.9%; heterogeneity P<0.01; fig 2).

However, studies with sipuleucel-T have failed to show improvement in disease-specific realms, namely disease response (PSA or radiographic) and time to progression.

15 The pooled results from the three trialsw1-w3 found a significant mean reduction in radiographic healing time of 36.9%95%5% confidence interval 25.6% to 46.0%; I=41.6%; heterogeneity P=0.18; fig 2).

The Radiographic closure time was defined as the age range from the youngest horse observed with a fully closed physis, to the age after which all further horses had a fully closed physis.

The aims of this study were to determine the approximate radiographic closure time of the growth plates of the fore- and hind limbs of the pristine Icelandic horse, and to compare these closure times with those previously published for more recently developed large breeds of horses.