Examples of using Retrospective study in English and their translations into Polish
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European Retrospective Study 2004.
Data from 100 patients in four prospective controlled studies, three in adult and adolescent patients(C08-002A/B C08-003A/B, C10-004) one in paediatric and adolescent patients(C10-003) and 30 patients in one retrospective study(C09-001r) were used to evaluate the efficacy of Soliris in the treatment of aHUS.
International retrospective study 2006.
Retrospective Study- Research that relies on recall of past data or on previously recorded information.
International retrospective study 2006.
In a retrospective study using a parent questionnaire5, hearing quality in children was found to be significantly better following bilateral implantation.
A median survival rate of 40 months was estimated in a retrospective study of 13 dogs, with only one dog euthanized.
In a large retrospective study from 2015, a significant correlation between a younger age and the need for reoperation was shown 16.
A Japanese research group demonstrated in a small-size retrospective study that bezafibrate treatment decreases serum ALP levels and is also safe in patients with PSC.
One retrospective study found that about a third of people made a full recovery, about a third showed improvement but not a full recovery, and a third remained ill.
MNK, a leading specialty pharmaceutical company,announces the presentation of a retrospective study that demonstrates the effectiveness of Extracorporeal Photopheresis(ECP), as an adjunct to local standard therapy, in lung transplant recipients with Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome(BOS)1.
This retrospective study involves 1669 adults with confirmed HZ between 1 Jan 1996 and 31 Dec 2001, prior to the use of HZ vaccine.
In the urological context, a retrospective study has revealed that procalcitonin may be especially helpful in the diagnosis of urosepsis.
Retrospective study: Also known as an historic cohort study- a study in which participating individuals are classified as either having some sort of outcome(cases) or not.
Feldmeier et al conducted a retrospective study on a total of 44 patients who were treated from 1979, of which 41 patients were analyzed.
Retrospective study shows that ECP when added to standard local therapy improves survival probability by approximately 30% in lung transplant patients diagnosed with BOS compared to matched controls.
Gouëllo et al conducted a retrospective study of 36 patients with digestive tract necrosis radiation enteritis, radiation proctitis and perianal abscesses.
In a retrospective study of 40 patients treated during marketed use with CANCIDAS and cyclosporin for 1 to 290 days(median 17.5 days), no serious hepatic adverse events were noted.
In a retrospective study of 40 patients treated during marketed use with CANCIDAS and cyclosporin for 1 to 290 days(median 17.5 days), no serious hepatic adverse events were noted see section 4.4.
In a retrospective study to determine the factors associated with HBV DNA breakthrough, 159 Asian HBeAg-positive patients were treated with lamivudine and followed up for a median period of almost 30 months.
The retrospective study reveals that, compared to standard BOS-directed therapies alone, the addition of ECP significantly improves survival probability in double-lung transplant patients diagnosed with BOS.
This retrospective study performed in the Allergy Outpatient Departments for Children and Adults at the Institute of Occupational Medicine and Environmental Health in Sosnowiec involved 115 patients- 91 women and 24 men, aged 11-83 years median 46.
A retrospective study including patients with lower GI bleeding due to colonoscopy showed that 68% of patients received conservative treatment with fluid and/or blood transfusion, without the need for surgical intervention 16.
Another retrospective study evaluating the effectiveness of this method in over 300 patients with grade II and III haemorrhoids over a period of 11 years after the application of the therapy determined an equally high effectiveness rate, and no haemorrhoid recurrence in 70% of the studied patients 36.
Safety data are based on literature mainly retrospective studies.
These results are consistent with those of prior retrospective studies.
The efficacy of methylthioninium chloride for the treatment of methaemoglobinaemia in peadiatric population was demonstrated in two retrospective studies and one open randomised clinical trial.
Published retrospective studies report that venlafaxine overdosage may be associated with an increased risk of fatal outcomes compared to that observed with SSRI antidepressant products, but lower than that for tricyclic antidepressants.
Retrospective studies revealed the high survival rate of 12-18 month old age group, previously categorized as high-risk, and prompted the decision to reclassify 12-18 month old children without N-myc(also commonly referred to as MYCN) amplification to intermediate risk category.
A meta-analysis of allogeneic transplant studies, including the results of nine prospective randomized trials,8 retrospective studies and 1 case-controlled study, did not detect an effect on the risks of acute GvHD, chronic GvHD or early treatment-related mortality.