follow-up data

At the end of the new study, researchers had complete follow-up data on 233 patients.

Follow-up data are available in 18 patients between three and six months after the procedure.

Had he suddenly gone to get follow-up data on information revealed during the conferences?

Besides, it was stated, no funding had been provided for follow-up data analysis.

Both methods have the advantage that several years of follow-up data are not required to determine the at-risk population.

So she and her students tracked down 31 studies that, one way or another, had at least one year of follow-up data.

Nevertheless, the problem of no follow-up data prevails in clinical trials.

But, she said, it appeared that Nielsen had taken the earlier criticism into account in preparing the follow-up data.

The follow-up data on the men nine years later showed they had a lower death rate than men who had not taken the drug.

Three-year follow-up data have demonstrated an average blood pressure reduction of -33/-19mm Hg.

Of those individuals for whom CDC has follow-up data, 75% were linked to care.

In addition, procedures continue to evolve rapidly, so long follow-up data do not accurately reflect current procedural methods.

This requires follow-up data to be collected even after patients discontinue the treatment, whenever the clinical status of the patient permits.

Dr. Morin will report his findings later this year after gathering follow-up data to see how long-lasting the changes are.

Patient follow-up data was collected from the review of institutional medical records, and by contacting outside physicians and institutions.

Lifespan is generally felt to be normal in the absence of death due to cancer, although follow-up data in the published literature are limited.

The data for the 20 reserve patients were then tested on all 20 trained networks to emulate follow-up data.

Gordon Miller, the director of Smartdrinkers, a Maryland program, said this was because follow-up data are "just not that solid."

The agency converted Sprycel to a regular approval in May 2009, after 24-month follow-up data from earlier clinical studies confirmed the treatment's safety and effectiveness.

Substantial follow-up data of children born through IVF treatment to check for increased risks associated with the treatment.

Although follow-up data has shown the potential need for re-excision and side-effects, these issues are minor and the general outcome for patients is excellent.

One-year follow-up data from the study, reported in 2005, show an almost 50% reduction in disease recurrences in women treated with the drug for a year.

Additional follow-up data was recovered in the spring and summer of 2010, but large errors in the data's astrometry led the investigating astronomers to disregard it.

The follow-up data were collected in 1986 and Weinberg et al. published their findings in 1992; they interpreted their results as still supporting the original conclusions.

Dr. Elkin and her associates are now analyzing follow-up data on the patients, chronicling how they fared in the year and a half after treatment ended.