Data will be extracted anonymously from hospital records with no personal identifiers and reported cumulatively.
Four of these were excluded because bleeding features were reported cumulatively [ 10, 41– 43], one because the relative frequency was not reported [ 44], another one because it was part of a larger sample [ 45], thus fifteen primary studies were available for meta-analysis [ 2, 11, 46– 58].
By way of comparison, according to the World Malaria Report 2009, in 2008 manufacturers cumulatively reported a total of 57 million bed nets delivered to African countries, and ministries of health cumulatively reported a total of 38 million bed nets distributed within African countries [ 6].
A total of 639 individuals were cumulatively reported as HIV-infected in Slovenia until the end of 2013.
A single p.R953C mutation was found in 201 POI cases (0.5%) cumulatively reported by Tong et al. (2010).
As of February 18th 2015, 23,258 cases of EVD have been cumulatively reported from Nigeria, Senegal, Guinea, Liberia, Mali, Sierra Leone, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States of America resulting in more than 9,000 deaths.
A total of 8433 cases of melanoma were cumulatively reported in 414 627 patients, and 114 708 individuals were classified as statin users.
The experiments were conducted during the course of two recently published studies [16], [18], according to protocols approved by the appropriate review board, and the results are cumulatively reported here.
Uptake of EBF was high with 84% of women reporting only EBF cumulatively to 4 months.
15 However, we have recently reported that NSAID use assessed cumulatively in patients from NOAR is not associated with increased cardiovascular mortality.
Whereas most of the EVD outbreaks (6) were confined to remote regions of Central Africa and had minimal deaths, the ongoing EVD epidemic, which began in Guinea in December 2013, has spread exponentially across five other countries in Western Africa and more than 24 000 cases have been reported (as of 20 March 2015) cumulatively in a short period of time (5).
