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Also exclusion of patients who were treated for developing an acute rejection (n=103) and those who underwent LT for cholestatic liver disease (n=155) did not significantly affect the outcomes (graphical representation not shown).

Post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis is a dermal complication of VL [ 5], which has been frequently reported from the Indian subcontinent and from the Sudan, where 10 20 % and 50 60 % respectively, of the patients who were treated for VL developed PKDL [ 6, 7].

However a study by Bladou et al. compared progression free survival in patients treated for thyroid dysfunction developing with sunitinib therapy as compared to those not treated and noted that progression free survival was not different between the two groups (P = 0.94).

Approximately 10 to 50% of patients treated for nosocomial pneumonia develop antimicrobial resistance (3, 4).

In our series, two of three patients treated for metastatic VIPoma developed a hormonal crisis after Lu-octreotate.

Patient 24 treated for bronchoalveolar carcinoma developed a malignant pleural effusion and went to hospice 14 months after treatment.

It is globally estimated that 10% of patients treated for lymphoma will develop secondary MDS/AML within 10 years of primary therapy (Armitage et al, 2003).

One patient was diagnosed with having Li-Fraumeni syndrome (LFS) several years after being treated for medulloblastoma and developed further LFS-spectrum tumors including intraabdominal atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor and myelodysplastic syndrome.

It is likely patients will be treated for many months before developing progressive disease.

We performed a tertiary hospital-based retrospective nested case-control analysis of 19 patients treated for hepatitis C who developed thyroid disease, and 76 controls (matched for age, weight, gender, cirrhosis and aminotransferase levels) who did not develop TD during treatment.

A fifteen-year-old girl who was being treated for leukemia had suddenly developed congestive heart failure.