41.   The disease is in an advanced stage.

42.   The disease was a frightening result of the atomic bomb.

43.   If diagnosed and treated correctly, the disease is not life-threatening.

44.   Progressive disease was more common in older recipients and along patients with active inflammation and HBcAg in their native livers.

45.   Compared with peptic ulcer, these diseases are rare and not particularly prevalent among the oldest in the population.

46.   Disease is more likely to be identified as age increases.

47.   Coeliac disease is a reversible, gluten dependent condition with decreased intestinal absorptive surface.

48.   The only manifestation of PBC associated autoimmune disease was hypothyroidism and there have been no patients described in English language publications with PHT and thyroiditis.

49.   Because coeliac disease may be asymptomatic it is difficult to prove that a monoclonal lymphocytic intestinal infiltrate can develop in previously normal bowel.

50.   Stepwise regression analysis with stratification by age confirmed that colonic disease was the only variable that was significantly related to survival.