Cox proportional hazards regression models were used to measure the strength of the association between the covariates and recurrence (PHReg procedure).
To do this, 20 000 simulations were generated, simultaneously varying the following parameters for all four procedures: recurrence rates, complications rates, procedural death, quality of life and hospital costs.
The most common cause of recurrence in McBride procedure is insufficient attention to the metatarsus primus varus [1].
After 30 days from SNS procedure recurrence of pleural effusion was observed in 2 patients (11%).
After the initial procedure, recurrence occurred in 18 of 43 (42%) patients in the non-inducible group and in 7 of 17 (41%) in the inducible group during follow-up.
On the GPU side, CUDASW++ 3.0 used PTX assembly instructions to implement the key recurrence equation and procedure of finding the optimal local alignment score, where every assembly instruction operated on quads of 8-bit signed values, corresponding four independent alignments.
The aims of this longitudinal retrospective study were to examine whether, in patients with stage III/IV ovarian cancer, diagnostic laparoscopy can select those with a high likelihood of complete cytoreduction, and to compare the operative procedures, recurrence rates and survival rates with those in patients receiving neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
Probabilistic simulations were undertaken to account for the effect of uncertainty in the model inputs on cost-effectiveness; 20,000 simulations were performed, simultaneously varying the following parameters for all four procedures: procedural death, recurrence rates, complications rates, quality of life and treatment cost.
