Reference [ 39] uses the same data as [ 36] and is therefore not included in the table Calculation of the proportion of falls which are injurious allows a comparison of injurious falls outcomes across studies.
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3) DNA fragments which are injurious to cloning hosts, e.g., cytotoxic sequences, may be lost.
This is reflected by the group of RCTs which defined injurious falls according to Campbell et al. [ 36- 39, 60, 61].
The UIP histologic pattern is not unique to IPF and also occurs in several diseases in which the injurious agent is known, such as pneumoconioses, chronic hypersensitivity pneumonitis and some cases of the lung diseases due to connective tissue disorders.
Participants (mean age 80.3 ± 8.7 years) reported 276 falls, of which 150 (54.3%) were injurious.
