Correlation among age-adjusted incidence rates at 246 population cancer registries world-wide was analysed for the period 2003 2007.
The correlation between the incidence of both tumours at cancer registries in Spain and other countries was analysed using data drawn from the CIFC, Volume X. Correlation coefficient was 0.65 (95% CI 0.15, 0.88) at 13 Spanish registries and 0.76 (95% CI 0.71, 0.81) at 246 registries world-wide.
To try to get around these problems, a team led by Niklas Langström, a psychiatrist at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, recruited subjects from the Swedish Twin Registry, the world's largest.
Several registries have described the demographics, diagnostic evaluation, treatment, and outcomes of acute PE. 9– 11 The age and sex of patients in the EINSTEIN PE group resembles those enrolled in the EMPEROR Emergency Medicine Pulmonary Embolismm in the Real World Registry 9), registry of patients presenting to EDs in the United States.
What of Danny FII, a livestock carrier flying the flag of Panama, the largest ship registry in the world?
In the first year, information was collected on 50 cases; now, with 19,000 cases, the registry is the world's largest for skeletal disorders.
The World Registry of Cobras and GT40s shows that the vehicle was campaigned extensively in 1968 and 1969 by David Hobbs in world endurance racing, scoring its lone victory in a major competition at Monza, Italy, in 1968, for the John Wyer Automotive Gulf/Mirage team.
Panama now has the largest registry in the world, followed by Liberia, the Marshall Islands, Hong Kong and Singapore.
The post-market surveillance needs to be more effective to identify the failing implants early, and with the largest joint registry in the world, the UK is in an ideal position to provide this kind of surveillance.
The ERA-EDTA Registry is the world's oldest renal registry.
The ERA-EDTA Registry is the world's oldest renal registry, started in 1964 [ 26, 27].
