sj-pdf-1-imr-10.1177_03000605221129561 - Supplemental material for Use of the FilmArray® Meningitis/Encephalitis panel to detect pathogenic microorganisms in cerebrospinal fluid specimens: a single-center retrospective study

Supplemental material, sj-pdf-1-imr-10.1177_03000605221129561 for Use of the FilmArray® Meningitis/Encephalitis panel to detect pathogenic microorganisms in cerebrospinal fluid specimens: a single-center retrospective study by Makoto Hara, Masaki Ishihara, Hideto Nakajima in Journal of International Medical Research</p

The correlation between the incidence of DVT and additional risk markers, including DM, D-dimer over normal limits, camptocormia, wheelchair use over 4 hours per day, and bent knee (>15°).

<p>0 = no risk marker group (n=58) I = one risk marker group (n=34), II = two risk marker group (n=13), III = three or more risk marker group (n=9) (0 vs. I p=0.045 odds ratio 3.93, I vs. II p=0.045 odds ratio 4.0 II vs. III p=0.041, odds ratio 9.3). <i>With respect to the additional effect of these 5 risk</i> markers, a higher incidence of DVT is observed in patients having more risk markers. The vertical bar represents the % incidence of DVT in each risk marker group. The black box shows the % incidence of proximal DVT, and the grey one shows the % incidence of distal DVT.</p

Measurements of postural abnormality in PD.

<p>Evaluations of bent spine and knee and the Pisa sign (lateral bending) are determined by the angle of the intersection of the basic axis and the movement axis. (A) Assessment of bent spine from a lateral view: (basic axis), a perpendicular line on the ground goes along the rear portion of the 5th lumbar vertebral body (movement axis), and a rear line links the 1st thoracic vertebral body to the 5th lumbar vertebral body. (B) Assessment of bent knee from the lateral view: (basic axis). The line passes along the center of the femoral bone (movement axis) and a median line links the lateral malleolus of the leg to the knee. (C) Assessment of the Pisa sign from the back view: (basic axis), a perpendicular line on the ground passes through the midpoint of the Jacoby line (movement axis) and a line links the 1st thoracic vertebral body to the midpoint of the Jacoby line.</p