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“an evident trend”

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p=0.13

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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We have an enormous technical gap with other developing countries because of the following: (1) there is not a good universal health system; (2) the prehospital system or paramedic system does not work properly because there is no good organization or not enough human resources or well-appointed ambulances; (3) there is an evident trend to centralize health care services to the larger cities; (4) there are not enough neurosurgical beds in hospitals and intensive care units; (5) there are neither proper surgical instruments nor modern diagnostic or therapeutic equipment, such as laser surgery, neuronavigation, ultrasonic aspirators, or gamma knife; and (6) in many cases, we still depend on national or international cooperation.
An evident trend toward increased rates of neutropenia in younger, lower‐weight patients with pcJIA treated with tocilizumab was observed. 36 , 37 No definitive mechanism is available to explain why younger patients are more prone to neutropenia; however, in general, a greater prevalence of neutropenia has been reported in children. 38 All grade 3/4 neutropenia resolved within a few days.
LoVo cells cultivated only on a Millipore filter with 5 μm pore size, which does not allow the cells to pass through, showed different phenotypes and behavior at SEM: LoVo-R cells, developing filopodia and assuming a migrating concave conic or funnel shape, exhibited an evident trend to invade and cross the filter pores when compared to LoVo-S cells.