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However, anti-HCV antibodies were discovered in 9 patients (31%) in a centre which was previously treating exclusively sero-negative patients (coded CG).

The restrictive group received mainly colloids, whereas the liberal group was treated exclusively with crystalloids [79].

Most depressed patients are seen and treated exclusively by primary care clinicians.

All patients treated exclusively in the non cathlab hospitals were retrospectively identified by their ICD-10 encoding as described above.

A total of n = 3870 patients (45.5%) were treated exclusively with an atypical antipsychotic, n = 1323 insured persons (15.6%) were treated with a typical antipsychotic drug only, and n = 826 patients received no drug prescription (9.7%).

The study of Khandelwal treated exclusively patients with poor glycemic control (HbA1c 7.5–11.4 %) and had 98 % implant survival, after 4 months; therefore, he concluded that implant therapy is successful even in poorly controlled diabetes [19].

Twenty patients with a lateral cross-bite treated exclusively by a Haas expander in early mixed dentition were retrospectively analyzed before treatment, at appliance removal, and at 21 months out of retention.

Crude 90-day mortality of patients who received colloids was higher than in patients treated exclusively with crystalloids (25.5% (423 of 1681) vs. 15.4% (284 of 1842) (crude OR in the overall population 1.845 [1.560; 2.181]).

To determine differences in lengths of stay, length of therapy, emergency department (ED) utilization, and hospital readmissions between infants with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) treated exclusively with inpatient pharmacotherapy compared with those discharged on outpatient pharmacotherapy.

The fact that patients infected with MDR bacteria and treated exclusively with nebulized colistin had similar outcomes as patients infected with sensitive bacteria who were treated with intravenous antibiotics in addition to nebulized colistin can be considered to be an encouraging result [54].

A total of n = 437 patients (30.2%) received only atypical antipsychotic drugs and did not switch to any other active substances during the observation period, n = 124 patients (8.6%) were treated exclusively with a typical antipsychotic drug and the proportion of patients not treated with drugs was n = 417 persons (28.8%) which is higher than for stable patients.