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“an increasing trend”

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An online survey was performed to ASSH members in 2012, and 46% of respondents preferred a mini-open incision, and 20% used an endoscopic technique.[ 6 ] In Munns’ study, 50% of respondents preferred a mini-open incision, and 26% preferred an endoscopic technique.[ 3 ] There is an increasing trend towards mini-open and endoscopic techniques over the years by ASHH members.
4 ). Discussion Recent researches revealed an increasing trend of colorectal cancers in Saudi Arabia, most of which have been implicated in KRAS mutations. 13 Although KRAS mutations are highly restricted to colon cancer, it can be expressed in other cancers. 9 14 The present study found that patients with T2DM had higher colon cancer risk as revealed by elevated KRAS mRNA expression.
2 The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) has reported an increasing trend of trials for severe and rare incurable diseases. 2 Anti-cancer clinical trials account for 36.4% of all clinical trials, and have been the most common indication of clinical trial for 3 consecutive years. 2 The conduct of clinical trials consists of a series of processes and multiple parties are involved in the overall trial process. 3 Accordingly, face to face contact, meetings and travel to designated places are required ( Fig. 1 ).
Demonstrating AFB is still considered as important tool for diagnosis, classification, and management of leprosy.[ 8 9 ] However, the sensitivity of slit skin smear is poor (10–50%).[ 10 ] A recent Indian study has showed overall smear positivity in 29.6% of leprosy cases with an increasing trend of smear positivity over the years.[ 11 ] Although AFB are better demonstrated in biopsies,[ 12 13 14 ] it is technically demanding, invasive, and has no definite role in the management of leprosy.
9 , 10 Actually, the incidence of KD has recently shown an increasing trend in many regions, especially in Asian countries. 3 – 5 , 7 In Shanghai, a well-developed city in China, the incidence of KD increased from 16.8 to 55.5 per 100,000 children <5 years old from 1998 through 2012. 6 , 11 Coronary artery lesions (CAL) are still the main factors affecting the long-term prognosis and mortality of KD.