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almost impossible because of the low number of eligible patients for inclusion as well as the low yearly incidence of events in individual patients. Cohort studies are prone to various forms of bias such as selection bias, information bias and confounding
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( 23 ). Our study supports this finding as only seven of the 83 patients in the ACS group had one or more positive UFC. Despite the fact that we here report findings in a sizeable cohort of subjects, the retrospective nature of the study is an
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due to factors such as specific medical practice(s), medical record chart documentation, or culture. Methods Study design and patients This is a retrospective, comparative epidemiological study of newly diagnosed and previously untreated
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retrospective nature of the study, patients are not sampled according to a specific protocol leading to some variations in the timing of blood tests between the patients. This study, however, represents a large clinical consecutively recruited cohort of patients
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retrospective cohort of patients with adrenal masses who had undergone multiphase CECT of adrenals. Materials and methods Patients The study was conducted at a tertiary health care institute from Western India. The study was approved by the Seth GSMC
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with and without FL according to sex, considering the role of BMI. Materials and methods Study participants The population of this retrospective cohort longitudinal follow-up study was identified from patients who underwent imaging
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The study was approved by the institutional review board (registration number: NHR009914) that granted exemption from informed consent due to the retrospective design of the study. The study is a retrospective study of data of patients from the six
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retrospective cohort study of all patients with DKA in our institution from 01 March 2020 to 30 May 2020. Based on the SARS-coronavirus-PCR test results, patients were categorised into COVID-positive and COVID-negative groups. Further, to enable comparison with
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