18 research outputs found

    Additional file 1: of Next generation phenotyping using narrative reports in a rare disease clinical data warehouse

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    Extracted phenotypical concepts per cohort. For each cohort, we list the top50 concepts ranked by Frequency and TF-IDF. The first column is the UMLS code of the phenotypical concepts, the second column is the French preferred terms, the third column is the English preferred terms, the fourth column is the frequencies score (FREQ), the fifth column is the TF-IDF score, the sixth column is the rank of the concept sorted by the frequency score, the seventh column is the rank of the concept sorted by the TF-IDF score and the eighth column is the expert evaluation (1: relevant concept, 0: none relevant concept). (XLS 93 kb

    Evolution of BMD.

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    <p>Changes in BMD at the lumbar spine in 18 RS patients from baseline to the end of treatment (after) and up to the last post-treatment visit (follow-up). Data are not shown for two patients who had spine arthrodesis preventing DXA at the vertebrae. Note that one patient has a normal BMD at start of therapy (z-score: -0.1); she had low BMD z-scores at the femoral necks (-2). The shaded area indicates the normal range.</p

    Fractures before, during and after bisphosphonates.

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    <p>Number of fractures reported by the parents/guardians or diagnosed on vertebral X-rays before bisphosphonate therapy (grey and black bars), at the end of therapy (white bar) and at follow-up (no bar).</p

    Dilated Virchow-Robin spaces in autism.

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    <p>Virchow-Robin (VR) spaces are fluid-containing dilatations of the perivascular space that surrounds penetrating arteries in the brain (white arrow). We defined abnormal VR spaces when the spaces were >3 mm using the classification system developed by Heier et al <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004415#pone.0004415-Heier1" target="_blank">[11]</a>.</p
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