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RESULTS	Brachial-ankle PWV was significantly higher among A-positive participants at baseline and follow-up .	Brachial-ankle PWV was significantly higher among A-positive participants at baseline and follow-up.
RESULTS	Femoral-ankle PWV was only higher among A-positive participants at follow-up .	Femoral-ankle PWV was only higher among A-positive participants at follow-up.
RESULTS	Measures of central stiffness and blood pressure were not associated with A status at baseline or follow-up , but central stiffness was associated with a change in A deposition over time .	Measures of central stiffness and blood pressure were not associated with A status at baseline or follow-up, but central stiffness was associated with a change in A deposition over time.
RESULTS	Each standard deviation increase in central stiffness ( carotid-femoral PWV , P = .001 ; heart-femoral PWV , P = .004 ) was linked with increases in A deposition over 2 years .	Each standard deviation increase in central stiffness (carotid-femoral PWV, P =. 001 ; heart-femoral PWV, P =. 004) was linked with increases in A deposition over 2 years.
CONCLUSIONS	This study showed that A deposition increases with age in nondemented individuals and that arterial stiffness is strongly associated with the progressive deposition of A in the brain , especially in this age group .	This study showed that A deposition increases with age in nondemented individuals and that arterial stiffness is strongly associated with the progressive deposition of A in the brain, especially in this age group.
CONCLUSIONS	The association between A deposition changes over time and generalized arterial stiffness indicated a relationship between the severity of subclinical vascular disease and progressive cerebral A deposition .	The association between A deposition changes over time and generalized arterial stiffness indicated a relationship between the severity of subclinical vascular disease and progressive cerebral A deposition.
BACKGROUND	In a low socioeconomic-status population of Latina women , we evaluated the potential of storytelling ( ST ) as a culturally aligned narrative method to promote colorectal cancer ( CRC ) prevention and screening , compared to a risk tool ( RT ) - based intervention .	In a low socioeconomic-status population of Latina women, we evaluated the potential of storytelling (ST) as a culturally aligned narrative method to promote colorectal cancer (CRC) prevention and screening, compared to a risk tool (RT) - based intervention.
METHODS	Seventy-eight women were randomized in this pilot study to one of two brief interventions to communicate CRC risk reduction options : ST or an RT. .	Seventy-eight women were randomized in this pilot study to one of two brief interventions to communicate CRC risk reduction options : ST or an RT..
METHODS	Measures of behavioral intentions relative to CRC prevention and screening were obtained following the intervention .	Measures of behavioral intentions relative to CRC prevention and screening were obtained following the intervention.
RESULTS	Mean scores for intent to obtain and recommend endoscopy to others were significantly better for participants receiving ST than RT ( P = .038 and P = .011 , respectively ) .	Mean scores for intent to obtain and recommend endoscopy to others were significantly better for participants receiving ST than RT (P =. 038 and P =. 011, respectively).
RESULTS	All participants expressed intent to increase fruit and vegetable consumption and physical activity in response to interventions .	All participants expressed intent to increase fruit and vegetable consumption and physical activity in response to interventions.
RESULTS	Post-intervention perceptions of cancer risk and fear of CRC were not significantly different for participants receiving ST compared with RT. .	Post-intervention perceptions of cancer risk and fear of CRC were not significantly different for participants receiving ST compared with RT..
RESULTS	Pre - to post-intervention perceptions of risk increased in ST and decreased in RT , while decreases in fear were similar across both intervention groups .	Pre - to post-intervention perceptions of risk increased in ST and decreased in RT, while decreases in fear were similar across both intervention groups.
CONCLUSIONS	Storytelling may be an effective approach for changing CRC risk-related behavioral intentions among Latinas .	Storytelling may be an effective approach for changing CRC risk-related behavioral intentions among Latinas.
CONCLUSIONS	Mediating factors ( such as perceived risk or fear ) often used to predict behavior change may not adequately explain the potential persuasive mechanisms of storytelling .	Mediating factors (such as perceived risk or fear) often used to predict behavior change may not adequately explain the potential persuasive mechanisms of storytelling.
OBJECTIVE	To evaluate enhanced recovery after surgery ( ERAS ) protocol in colorectal surgery .	To evaluate enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) protocol in colorectal surgery.
METHODS	From september 2006 to February 2007 , 74 patients with colorectal cancer were randomly assigned to ERAS group and control group .	From september 2006 to February 2007, 74 patients with colorectal cancer were randomly assigned to ERAS group and control group.
METHODS	The stress index , nutrition and metabolism index , intraoperative index and postoperative index were evaluated .	The stress index, nutrition and metabolism index, intraoperative index and postoperative index were evaluated.
RESULTS	Six patients were excluded , 3 in ERAS group ( 2 cases received hepatectomy concomitantly and 1 case received partial ileum resection ) , and 3 in control group ( 1 case received hepatectomy and 1 case received colorectomy concomitantly , another presented asthma paroxysm ) .	Six patients were excluded, 3 in ERAS group (2 cases received hepatectomy concomitantly and 1 case received partial ileum resection), and 3 in control group (1 case received hepatectomy and 1 case received colorectomy concomitantly, another presented asthma paroxysm).
RESULTS	So there were 34 cases in ERAS group and 34 cases in control , with no statistical differences in sex , age , BMI index and operation types .	So there were 34 cases in ERAS group and 34 cases in control, with no statistical differences in sex, age, BMI index and operation types.
RESULTS	Deviation of HOMA-IR index of ERAS was lower than the control ( P > 0.05 ) , the same as plasma cortisol at the 1st day after operation ( P < 0.05 ) , but plasma glucagons in the operation of ERAS group was higher than that of control ( P < 0.05 ) .	Deviation of HOMA-IR index of ERAS was lower than the control (P > 0. 05), the same as plasma cortisol at the 1st day after operation (P < 0. 05), but plasma glucagons in the operation of ERAS group was higher than that of control (P < 0. 05).
RESULTS	Plasma glucose 1st day after operation of ERAS group was lower than control ( P < 0.05 ) , while plasma triglyceride intraoperation , at 1st day , 2nd day after operation of ERAS was higher than control ( P < 0.05 ) .	Plasma glucose 1st day after operation of ERAS group was lower than control (P < 0. 05), while plasma triglyceride intraoperation, at 1st day, 2nd day after operation of ERAS was higher than control (P < 0. 05).
RESULTS	Nitrogen negative balance of ERAS group was higher than control at 2nd day after surgery , but is lower intraoperation and at 6th day after operation ( P < 0.05 ) .	Nitrogen negative balance of ERAS group was higher than control at 2nd day after surgery, but is lower intraoperation and at 6th day after operation (P < 0. 05).
RESULTS	The time of exhaust gas and stool , time to eat fluidity and semi-fluidity , out-of-bed time and exercise time per-day , residual time and complication rate in ERAS group were better than those of control ( P < 0.05 ) .	The time of exhaust gas and stool, time to eat fluidity and semi-fluidity, out-of-bed time and exercise time per-day, residual time and complication rate in ERAS group were better than those of control (P < 0. 05).
RESULTS	Post-operative expenses of ERAS was lower than that of control ( P < 0.05 ) .	Post-operative expenses of ERAS was lower than that of control (P < 0. 05).
CONCLUSIONS	ERAS can decrease surgical stress , increase functional recovery and reduce complication rate .	ERAS can decrease surgical stress, increase functional recovery and reduce complication rate.
OBJECTIVE	To demonstrate equivalent efficacy for menopausal symptoms between Aerodiol nasal spray and reference oral estradiol therapy , and to investigate the endometrial safety and tolerability of Aerodiol in the long term .	To demonstrate equivalent efficacy for menopausal symptoms between Aerodiol nasal spray and reference oral estradiol therapy, and to investigate the endometrial safety and tolerability of Aerodiol in the long term.
METHODS	The efficacy of Aerodiol 300 microg , once daily , was compared with oral estradiol 2 mg/day in a randomized , double-blind trial .	The efficacy of Aerodiol 300 microg, once daily, was compared with oral estradiol 2 mg/day in a randomized, double-blind trial.
METHODS	A statistical test of noninferiority was performed on the mean absolute Kupperman index ( KI ) obtained after 14 and 23 weeks of the two treatments .	A statistical test of noninferiority was performed on the mean absolute Kupperman index (KI) obtained after 14 and 23 weeks of the two treatments.
METHODS	Long-term safety was assessed in a 1-year open-label study .	Long-term safety was assessed in a 1-year open-label study.
METHODS	The initial Aerodiol dose was 300 microg/day , and was adjusted if required .	The initial Aerodiol dose was 300 microg/day, and was adjusted if required.
METHODS	Endometrial biopsies were obtained at inclusion and at the end of the trial and examined independently by two pathologists .	Endometrial biopsies were obtained at inclusion and at the end of the trial and examined independently by two pathologists.
RESULTS	In the equivalence trial , the KI improved similarly in the Aerodiol group ( n = 317 ) and the oral estradiol group ( n = 342 ) .	In the equivalence trial, the KI improved similarly in the Aerodiol group (n = 317) and the oral estradiol group (n = 342).
RESULTS	Aerodiol was shown statistically to be at least as effective as oral therapy ( P < 0.001 ) , but the incidences of mastalgia and withdrawal bleeding were significantly lower in the Aerodiol group ( P < 0.01 and P < 0.001 , respectively ) .	Aerodiol was shown statistically to be at least as effective as oral therapy (P < 0. 001), but the incidences of mastalgia and withdrawal bleeding were significantly lower in the Aerodiol group (P < 0. 01 and P < 0. 001, respectively).
RESULTS	In the long-term safety trial ( n = 408 ) , the rate of Aerodiol treatment continuation at 12 months was 85 % , and there was no incidence of endometrial hyperplasia or cancer .	In the long-term safety trial (n = 408), the rate of Aerodiol treatment continuation at 12 months was 85 %, and there was no incidence of endometrial hyperplasia or cancer.
RESULTS	Aerodiol dose adaptation was performed by 29 % of women .	Aerodiol dose adaptation was performed by 29 % of women.
CONCLUSIONS	Aerodiol was shown to have equivalent efficacy to reference oral estradiol therapy , but with better gynaecological acceptability .	Aerodiol was shown to have equivalent efficacy to reference oral estradiol therapy, but with better gynaecological acceptability.
CONCLUSIONS	The endometrial safety of Aerodiol was confirmed in the long term , and the ability to adjust the dosage easily was of benefit to a substantial proportion of women .	The endometrial safety of Aerodiol was confirmed in the long term, and the ability to adjust the dosage easily was of benefit to a substantial proportion of women.
OBJECTIVE	To observe the operative technique and clinical effects of hidden tension suture after tibiofibular fracture fixation with absorbable thread .	To observe the operative technique and clinical effects of hidden tension suture after tibiofibular fracture fixation with absorbable thread.
METHODS	From October 2003 to October 2008 , 203 patients ( 220 sides ) with tibiofibular fracture underwent hidden tension suture ( test group , 102 cases of 112 sides ) and the common interrupted suture ( control group , 101 cases of 108 sides ) , including 179 males and 24 females with an median age of 36 years ( 3-75 years ) .	From October 2003 to October 2008, 203 patients (220 sides) with tibiofibular fracture underwent hidden tension suture (test group, 102 cases of 112 sides) and the common interrupted suture (control group, 101 cases of 108 sides), including 179 males and 24 females with an median age of 36 years (3-75 years).