A: Percentage of patients undergoing scheduled surgical vs. non-surgical BVFP treatment and of patients requiring no BVFP-related treatment from the baseline to the last follow-up visit (max. 25 months after baseline). B: Evaluation of the changes in the BVFP symptomology and need of symptom medical treatment from the baseline to the last follow-up visit. C: Changes in the detection of BVFP- vs. BVFP treatment-related complications from the baseline to the last follow-up visit. The percentage of patients was always calculated on the total number of patients for which medical acts were available at the respective check-point.</p
Comparison of patients’ demographic and surgical characteristics between the pre- and post-intervent...
+<p>McNemar’s test; T1: Preoperative baseline assessment; T2: Postoperative 6 months follow-up; n (%...
<p>Comparison of Readmission Rate (RR) for Patients with (YF) and without (NF) follow-up visits on o...
Treatment of BVFP or BVFP-surgery related complications from baseline to 20–25 months of follow up.<...
The period considered for analysis is comprised between baseline and the last follow-up visit (max. ...
*<p>Total number of participants seen at 12 and 24 months. On occasion, a specific part of the exami...
<p>(A) Number of patients that suffered from relevant peri-operative blood loss stratified by age an...
<p>A: the trend for the prevalence of CPSP following thoracic surgery as a function of the length of...
Comparison of baseline characteristics and postoperative outcomes or complications between men with ...
<p>Comparison of characteristics of patients who developed VTE during the follow-up to those with no...
<p>Proportion of patients with complaints: comparison between short and long term follow up.</p
Percentage of patients who had reached Threshold Disease, for L≥40 vs L<40 groups, by each time poin...
<p>Number and mean percentage of patients undergoing different treatment procedures for genital wart...
<p>A. Proportion of patients with new or increased symptoms (NOIS) at baseline or incomplete respons...
Background: Thirty-day complications frequently serve in the surgical literature as a quality indica...
Comparison of patients’ demographic and surgical characteristics between the pre- and post-intervent...
+<p>McNemar’s test; T1: Preoperative baseline assessment; T2: Postoperative 6 months follow-up; n (%...
<p>Comparison of Readmission Rate (RR) for Patients with (YF) and without (NF) follow-up visits on o...
Treatment of BVFP or BVFP-surgery related complications from baseline to 20–25 months of follow up.<...
The period considered for analysis is comprised between baseline and the last follow-up visit (max. ...
*<p>Total number of participants seen at 12 and 24 months. On occasion, a specific part of the exami...
<p>(A) Number of patients that suffered from relevant peri-operative blood loss stratified by age an...
<p>A: the trend for the prevalence of CPSP following thoracic surgery as a function of the length of...
Comparison of baseline characteristics and postoperative outcomes or complications between men with ...
<p>Comparison of characteristics of patients who developed VTE during the follow-up to those with no...
<p>Proportion of patients with complaints: comparison between short and long term follow up.</p
Percentage of patients who had reached Threshold Disease, for L≥40 vs L<40 groups, by each time poin...
<p>Number and mean percentage of patients undergoing different treatment procedures for genital wart...
<p>A. Proportion of patients with new or increased symptoms (NOIS) at baseline or incomplete respons...
Background: Thirty-day complications frequently serve in the surgical literature as a quality indica...
Comparison of patients’ demographic and surgical characteristics between the pre- and post-intervent...
+<p>McNemar’s test; T1: Preoperative baseline assessment; T2: Postoperative 6 months follow-up; n (%...
<p>Comparison of Readmission Rate (RR) for Patients with (YF) and without (NF) follow-up visits on o...