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1,500ml) was noted as the significantly independent predictor for febrile morbidity (aOR= 2.7, 95% CI=1.1-6.6,P=0.028). In conclusion, approximately one-fourth of the women undergoing RHPL at our institute hadpostoperative febrile morbidity. Only massive blood loss is a significant predictor for this complication.]]>
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0.05 and age, family history of breast cancer, marital status or havinghealth insurance). Efforts are needed to increase knowledge and remove misconceptions about breast cancerand screening practices among Malaysian women.]]>
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30 kg/m2) was significantly demonstrated in group A (81%/34.1% and 52.4%/25.2%, respectively). However, obesity was an only independent factor in multivariate analysis. No significantdifference in surgical stage distribution and the other pathologic characteristics was demonstrated betweenboth groups. However, poor histologic grade (grade 3) and deep myometrial invasion (myometrial invasionmore than 50%) tended to be found more frequent in the patients older than the age of 40 years, although therewas no statistical significance (16% versus 4.7% and 31% versus 14.3%, respectively). Moreover, synchronousovarian cancer seemed to be higher in young patients (7.1% and 2.9%, p > .05). Median time to follow was 63months (range 0 – 145 months). Five years disease free survival and 5 years overall survival were 87.3% and92.4% in group A versus 83.8% and 88.0% in group B without statistical significance between both groups.Conclusions: Obesity was the only independent factor associated with endometrial adenocarcinoma in youngpatients. Distribution of the surgical stage and the other pathologic characteristics were similar between bothgroups without survival benefit in young patients.]]>
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three times as likely to die. Bacteremia conferred a 5-fold and pneumoniaan 8-fold increase in the risk of death. Conclusion: The results of this study indicate that age, vital instability,dehydration, high creatinine, culture positivity and hematological malignancies are high risk factors inchemotherapy induced FN. Identification of FN risk factors with poor outcomes may help in devising protocolsfor modified dosage or including GCFs initially. This may help reduce the cost of cancer care as well as mortalityand morbidity. Prospective studies of FN in multiple centers in Pakistan may be beneficial in evaluating theserisk factors further.]]>
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