Meanings of longitudinal follow in English

Design: Case-control study with 12 weeks' longitudinal follow-up to determine treatment response.

Design: This was a longitudinal follow-up study of the Framingham Osteoporosis Study.

In longitudinal follow-up, only a minimal change in aortic Z-score was noted.

Methods: A cohort of 156 children was enrolled for longitudinal follow-up.

Additionally, an amendment to conduct this 3-year longitudinal follow-up survey has been approved.

This was a longitudinal follow-up study with 2 times of assessments.

Study design: A population-based radiographic study with longitudinal follow-up.

However, data on longitudinal follow-up are lacking.

Many studies have investigated this relationship by examining MHO at baseline with longitudinal follow-up, with inconsistent results.

Design: Cohort study with prospective longitudinal follow-up.

These findings should be confirmed in longitudinal follow-up studies in populations with varying risk of prostate cancer.

Design: Secondary analysis of baseline and 6-month data from a longitudinal follow-up study of older breast cancer survivors.

We conducted a longitudinal follow-up study to observe the development of PPI over time in UHR adolescents and healthy controls.

In the longitudinal follow-up a mean of 7.4 ±2 measurements per infant were available.

Conclusion: The data on longitudinal follow-up have shown actuarial survival for children to be significantly better than in adults and seniors.

The application of these results to the planning of studies on replacement therapy, smoking intervention strategy and longitudinal follow-up is discussed.