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Conclusions: Cardiologists and internists seem to manage pts with large epidemiological differences.
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Despite this medical advice pts resume driving 6 months after ICD implantation.
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Results: Forty C-P A pts and 12 C-P B pts were enrolled.
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Despite medical advice not to drive, about one-third of pts resume driving.
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Seven pts experienced lung toxicity due to ara-C, four of whom died.
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Lateral ovarian transposition to preserve ovarian function was performed on 12 pts.
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Sorafenib should be used with great care for Child Pugh class B pts.
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Pekin and Canton Ill. were incorrectly thought to be opposite pts.
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All the pts who had received bevacizumab were referred to the ENT specialist.
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The EL showed brisk healing after re-endoscopy within 2 weeks in all pts.
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Two pts experienced ICD discharges while driving, but no motor vehicle accident occurred.
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FUR or other loop diuretics, administered to CHF pts with extreme fluid retention.
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In 7 pts cardiac biopsy and blood samples were taken simultaneously.
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Black and Hispanic pts were less likely than Caucasian pts to undergo CyNx.
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How about we give all Qld teams 28 pts start.
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We reviewed 257 consecutive pts with relapsed DLBCL treated at our institution with auto-SCT.
