1 “..., swelling, induration and infiltration) were observed with NFJIs than with traditional N-S injection...”

2 “..., swelling, induration and infiltration) were observed with NFJIs than with traditional N-S injection...”

3 “... patients in the acute care setting were included: one non-randomized prospective cohort study and one...”

4 “... context. Additionally, only antiepileptic drugs were studied. No evidence-based guidelines surrounding...”

5 “... context. Additionally, only antiepileptic drugs were studied. No evidence-based guidelines surrounding...”

6 “... recent systematic reviews and two prospective cohort studies were identified that addressed the clinical...”

7 “... recent systematic reviews and two prospective cohort studies were identified that addressed the clinical...”

8 “... catheters were identified; three guidelines are commissioned by the National Institute for Health and Care...”

9 “... catheters were identified; three guidelines are commissioned by the National Institute for Health and Care...”

10 “..., the comparative cost effectiveness and evidence-based guidelines were analyzed to facilitate and support decision...”

11 “..., the comparative cost effectiveness and evidence-based guidelines were analyzed to facilitate and support decision...”

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13 “... in patients with distal PAD were of interest...”

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15 “... Keratomileusis (Epi-LASIK). The visual outcomes were often accomplished in short-term studies, while long-term...”

16 “... with gabapentin compared with placebo. For other conditions there were limited number of RCTs and for some...”

17 “... cancer were diagnosed annually in Canada. When patients are diagnosed with early stage breast cancer...”

18 “... with gabapentin compared with placebo. For other conditions there were limited number of RCTs and for some...”

19 “... review of randomized controlled trials found that healing rates for patients who were treated by total...”

20 “... cancer were diagnosed annually in Canada. When patients are diagnosed with early stage breast cancer...”