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... to produce any definitive figures on the global prevalence or incidence of root caries. Published studies have reported wide ranges for the prevalence of root caries (25-100%) and the mean Root Caries Index (9.7-38.7). The reported range for annual root caries incidence is also wide, from 10.1 to 40.6...

... Abstract Postoperative glaucoma is perhaps the most feared complication after paediatric cataract surgery, as it is difficult to control. Paediatric glaucoma is also challenging to diagnose, and different definitions of glaucoma have led to a rather big range of reported incidences...

... Abstract Estimating the incidence of preterm birth depends on accurate assessment of gestational age and pregnancy outcomes. In many countries, such data are not routinely collected, making global estimates difficult. A recent systematic approach to this problem has estimated a worldwide...

.... Schoolchildren (aged from 5 to 9 years) already had erosive lesions on permanent teeth in 14% of the cases. In the adolescent group (aged between 9 and 20 years), 7 to 100% of the persons examined showed signs of erosion. Incidence data (the increase in the number of subjects presenting signs of dental erosion...

... are associated with increasing morbidityand mortality. There is an increasing incidence of AKI, while mortality seems to decrease.Conclusion: Small changes in kidney function have an impact on outcomes and this knowledgehas led to the introduction of the terminology AKI, encompassing both discrete andsevere...

... strategies of classification, the current incidence, and the outcomesassociated with these disease processes. Results: Sepsis affects some 40% of ICUadmissions, severe sepsis occurs in about 30%, and septic shock in 15%. Recent consensushas improved the definition of sepsis and proposed a new classification...

...% of the subjects. Young schoolchildren (aged 5-9) already had erosivelesions on permanent teeth in 14% of the cases. In the adolescent group (aged between 9and 17) 11-100% of the young people examined showed signs of erosion. Incidence data (=increase of subjects with erosion) evaluated in three of these studies...

... in patients with TLS include hyperkalemia, hyperuricemia, and hyperphosphatemia,which leads to secondary hypocalcemia. The precise incidence of TLS is notdefined, risk factors being represented by large tumor burden, neoplasms with either highgrowth fraction or high sensitivity to chemotherapy, and by pre...