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Two subjects were excluded due to technical complications with the supraconstructions; one patient had received a new cemented single crown, and one subject had an overdenture impossible to remove.

As for the lack of nuclear β-catenin, although we cannot exclude technical complications with the whole organ staining, the model that active signalling automatically leads to and requires nuclear localization is likely an oversimplification.

Patients with isolated liver metastases of colorectal cancer were prospectively enrolled into a phase II-trial evaluating technical complications associated with the use of interventionally implanted port catheters in patients with cancers confined to the liver (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00356161).

Patients with primary liver cancer were prospectively enrolled into a phase II-study on the evaluation of technical complications associated with the use of interventionally implanted port catheter systems (IIPCS) in patients with cancers confined to the liver between 2004 and 2010 (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00356161).

The primary objective was to evaluate the technical complications associated with port implantation and adjacent hepatic arterial infusion of chemotherapy, and of port duration (time to port dysfunction).

IBM has been beset with delays and technical complications in its contract with the state to create the California Longitudinal Pupil Achievement Data System, or CALPADS.

Wolfgang et al. [12] reported a 19%% mechanical and technical complication rate with unstable pertrochanteric fractures treated with sliding hip screw device.

Implants with technical complications, such as loose supraconstructions, cement remnants, ill-fitted crowns with poor marginal contour or any type of prosthetic complication that according to the examiner, would be a local contributing factor to inflammation, were also excluded.

Thus, flow cytometry offers a rapid, accurate, and reproducible method to quantify the number of wild type or mutant bacterial cells adhered or phagocyted by host cells, with technical complications that each bacterium and host cell type represents.

In the current study, we retrospectively compare traditional HJ with HJPBD, in term of the technical complications and long-term outcome of patients with IBS.

Technical complications or implant breakage rarely occur with Fitbone.