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28 The first and to date only multicenter study investigating the ILI procedure showed a slightly lower but still satisfactory response rate in comparison with the Sydney Melanoma Unit study with an overall response rate of 64% (complete response 31%, partial response 33%), after one or more ILI procedures.

Quantitatively, the present percentage of recordings showing failures (40 70%, depending on recording condition) differs from both the estimates in [11] (20 25%) and [12] (50–100%, 21/42 units with complex waveforms and 21/21 units studied with waveform analysis).

"We're either out on the golf course with the psychology unit studying the players, or working the tills".

The operation of the unit was studied with a mixture of n-hexane and cyclohexane.

However, only AF occurrence during stay on the intensive care unit was studied, with a mean period of 2.3 days.

Patients with septic shock in a medical intensive care unit were studied with transthoracic echocardiography with TDI within 24 hours after the onset of septic shock.

The Trial Coordinating Centre Team assists Units joining the study with ethics submissions and organisational matters.

The target cell dose selected is lower than minimum threshold cell doses previously reported by other investigators in two-unit studies in adults treated with non-myeloablative conditioning.

Our Breast Unit participated in the study with 25 patients.

19 Our three-part study estimates the 1) direct medical cost of a dengue episode based on a 10-site retrospective study with unit cost analyses plus a pilot prospective study, 2) numbers of dengue cases based on a district-level case study and a Delphi panel, and 3) aggregate cost of dengue by setting and sector combining all sources.

Both freestanding units studied have a strong collaborative relationship with their tertiary referral units and women and midwives are encouraged to err on the side of caution and transfer antenatally whenever there is a possibility that medical intervention may be required during the birth process.