35 research outputs found
Number of Patients Alive, Assessable, and Dead at Each Study Point
<p>Data are from the French prospective multicentre CryptoA/D study. Pts, patients.</p
Sample description.
a<p>Graduation level. M (mean); S.D. (standard deviation); N: number of patients.</p
Features of cognitive impairment in mastocytosis.
<p>In the ordinate axis each line represents a patient. In the abscissa axis the severity of the cognitive impairment is represented for each column (1: slight; 2: moderate; 3: severe). Columns displays features of cognitive impairment observed (A: auditory; V: visual; I: immediate; D: delayed; WM: working memory). Black marks gives the feature and the severity of cognitive impairment for each patient. Among the 22 patients WM impairment as the most frequent concerning 16 patients (10 with WM alone and 6 associated to auditory and/or visual impairment. In our sample (nâ=â57), 22 patients (38.6%) were diagnosed with cognitive impairment. 12 patients (59.1%) have slight impairment; 7 (27.3%) have moderate impairment and severe impairment affected 3 (13.6%) patients.</p
Cognitive impaired patients are no more depressed than patients without cognitive impairment.
<p>We performed an unpaired t-test to compare depression scores of patients with and without cognitive impairment. In the group of patients diagnosed with cognitive impairment mean depression score was 15.8 (SDâ=â9.09). In the group without cognitive impairment diagnosis the mean depression score was 12.48 (SDâ=â6.59).The analysis showed no significant difference between the groups (tâ=â1.296; pâ=â0.200). CI: cognitive impairment; ns: not significant.</p
Vaccination status according to A/H1N1 vaccination status.
<p>Vaccination status according to A/H1N1 vaccination status.</p
Nonexhaustive list of pathogens known to have caused human encephalitis cases published in the literature.
<p>Pathogens ubiquitous or known to circulate in countries of the Mekong region are shown in bold (completed and adapted from Tunkel et al. <a href="http://www.plosntds.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pntd.0002533#pntd.0002533-Tunkel1" target="_blank">[91]</a>).</p
Neuroradiological analysis of 55 computed tomographies and 24 magnetic resonance images collected at baseline from 62 HIV-infected patients with culture-proven cryptococcal meningoencephalitis.
a<p>With evidence of subdural collection.</p>b<p>Some patients had more than one lesion.</p
Published series (1982â2007) of more than 5 HIV-infected adult cases on radiological presentation of cerebral cryptococcosis.
a<p>CT: computed tomography.</p>b<p>MR: magnetic resonance image.</p
Examples of abnormal radiological findings.
<p>A. Magnetic Resonance axial T2-weighted image, displaying bilateral dilated Virchow-Robin spaces (arrow) in the basal ganglia. B. Magnetic Resonance axial T2-weighted image displaying a hyperintense right occipital mass (arrow head) and bilateral dilated Virchow-Robin spaces (arrow). C. Magnetic Resonance axial T1-weighted image with contrast infusion displaying frontal subdural collection (arrow). D. Magnetic Resonance axial T1-weighted image with contrast infusion displaying a basal meningeal enhancement (arrow).</p