CHF members register at public health facilities where premiums are also collected and member households are subsequently eligible for free primary care at the selected facility.
In addition, as many as 68% of responding patients with initially unresectable liver disease have been reported to be subsequently eligible for secondary resection of their metastases (Alberts et al, 2005).
Of potentially eligible papers, if available, abstracts were subsequently assessed for eligibility using the same strategy.
The eligible articles were subsequently rated for quality, and relevant references were considered.
Articles found to be eligible on the basis of their title and abstract were subsequently selected for full manuscript review.
Both were subsequently banned for eight years.
These fractions were subsequently probed for LDH1.
Following the initial search, all references were independently assessed, and if subsequently eligible for inclusion, rated by two reviewers (SM, UM).
Patients who were subsequently exposed to spironolactone were eligible for inclusion in the control cohort before this exposure.
Fieldworkers traced the remaining 633 eligible individuals of whom 181 were subsequently found to be unavailable for study.
