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Mice were subsequently screened at regular intervals via three ways: 1) for "clinical" signs possibly indicative of lung cancer (e.g. tachypnea and cachexia), 2) at the radiological level by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of mouse lungs, and/or 3) after sacrifice, at the histopathological level by analysis of lung sections.

Neurological level predicts outcome better than cutaneous or radiological level.

On a descriptive radiological level without VEGF level determination, this notion is not supported by the data of our study.

In line with a recent systematic review of urological outcome 4 that recommended standardized reporting of level of the lesion, our results highlight the importance of neurological level rather than cutaneous or radiological level in predicting functional outcome.

Sensory and motor levels were more closely related to outcome than cutaneous or radiological levels.

The patient was then regularly monitored at the clinical and radiological levels.

Table 2 shows that nearly all those dying of urological-related deaths had neurological levels above L1, but there was diversity in cutaneous and radiological levels.

After a detailed neurological examination, including assessment of sensory, motor, cutaneous, and radiological levels, their backs were closed within 48 hours of birth.

In this trial we will use a recently developed MRI-based grading system for cervical intervertebral disc degeneration, which has been shown reliable[ 21](Table 3) It is of uppermost importance that radiological adjacent level disease will be accompanied by concomitant complaints, but we will evaluate radiographic adjacent level disease without symptoms as well.

Demographic and clinical data were collected on age, gender, height, weight, location of OA, duration of complaints, other joint complaints (patients were asked whether they had other joint complaints of neck, shoulders, hands, back, feet or other joints, apart from their hip or knee OA), radiological impairments, level of education, marital status and number of people in household.

Geological characteristics can have impacts on societal development by, e.g., geotechnical issues and radiological hazard levels.