1.   In treated patients and in controls six samples were used for each index.

2.   It has also been found that duodenal ulcer patients on continuous pharmacological acid suppression exhibit a lower prevalence of gastric metaplasia in comparison with intermittently treated patients.

3.   Growth increments were comparable for surgically treated patients v patients only treated medically and among patients stratified by location of disease.

4.   The net change in height centile compared with diagnosis was comparable for surgically and non-surgically treated patients followed up to completion of their growth.

5.   An increased intraepithelial lymphocyte count should always suggest the possibility of gluten ingestion in treated patients, even when the mucosal structure looks otherwise normal.

6.   The search for accurate, non-invasive tools, for the follow up of treated patients still seems to be needed.

7.   With both lysine analogues and aprotinin, more postoperative myocardial infarctions have been reported in treated patients although the increase is not statistically significant.

8.   This does not prove that there is an excess of DVT in the treated patients, but it raises a justifiable concern.

9.   Bardy treated patients at risk for sudden cardiac death with a device known as an implantable cardiac pacemaker-defibrillator.

10.   Both sets of experiments should show if the immune responses that successfully treated patients generate are enough to keep the virus suppressed indefinitely.