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Results Spectrophotometric results collected at the Thai-Myanmar border from 78 healthy infants between the ages of 2 and 6 months showed a trend of decreased enzymatic activity with increasing age (which did not reach statistical significance when comparing 2–3 months old against 4–6 months old infants) and provided a reference normal value of 100% activity for infants 2–6 months old of 10.18IU/gHb.
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There was an increasing trend in the 3-year publication rate of abstracts presented at ASES conferences from 2015-2019, although this did not reach statistical significance within the first 3 years after presentation at ASES (R = 0.8733, P = .053).
The analysis that we conducted on 1.178 patients showed a slight trend of more diagnoses and the greater efficacy of a single pass in patients who underwent contrast-guided pancreatic sampling, although this finding did not reach statistical significance.
While the changes in the rates of postoperative new/aggravated neurological deficits and postoperative ischemia between cohort I and III showed a clear trend but did not reach statistical significance (probably due to the limited and imbalanced sample size), the improved rate of radiologically confirmed complete aneurysm occlusion between cohort I and III did reach significance, – With regard to incomplete aneurysm occlusion we could show a rate of 9.0% in our latest treatment cohort, which is also very similar to the rates of 5.9% up to 15.8% in literature [ 22 , 32 ].
Additionally, patients with OI with AD inheritance showed a trend toward higher percentage increases in aBMD at the LS (3.18 ± 4.38% vs 0.29 ± 5.19%), FN (2.25 ± 6.31% vs 0.56 ± 14.49%), and TH (3.15 ± 6.31% vs 2.59 ± 6.46%), along with a trend toward a greater decrease in β-CTX levels (−54.87 ± 27.56% vs −21.86 ± 48.38%) than those with non-AD inheritance, although this did not reach statistical significance.