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BCS Abstracts 2011 (CrCl) was calculated using Cockcroft-Gault formula. Patients were subgrouped into 5 grades based on preoperative CrCl; Group I CrCl$90 ml/min; II 60e89; III 30e59; IV 15e29; V
BCS Abstracts 2011 magnetic resonance. Detailed lifestyle information and anthropometric measurements were collected during childhood and adolescence. Metabolic parameters were measured multiple times per week for the first 9 weeks of life and again at follow-up visits. Results Individuals that received IV lipids achieved significantly higher maximum cholesterol levels during the first 9 weeks of life than those that did not (mean6SD¼4.3861.65 vs 3.1260.78 mmol/ l, p¼0.006). Dose given and number of days on IV lipids also associated with maximum cholesterol level during this period (r¼0.557, p
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