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10 Another retrospective non-comparative study showed a trend toward higher intraocular pressure after model M4 compared with model S2 implantation, but a survival analysis of surgical success was not performed. 13 In previous non-comparative retrospective studies of the model M4 implant, the relatively high failure rates were consistent with those found in our study. 12 , 14 While we did not directly measure the capsule around the plate, the hypertensive phase and surgical success analyses provided clinical outcomes related to encapsulation around the plate.
In the presence of DPCPX (5 μM), the average time-course of peak amplitudes showed a trend of higher responses compared to control during the first 300 pulses from the beginning of stimulation ( Figures 3B,C mean amplitude = 0.24 ± 0.04 mV in control vs. 0.33 ± 0.12 mV; P = 0.006, paired t -test, t = −5.240; n = 5).
The authors showed a trend toward lower baseline Tregs and M-MDSC levels in non-relapsing patients as compared with relapsing ones, thus suggesting the negative impact of these circulating populations on the clinical outcome, without clearly distinguishing their predictive vs. prognostic value ( 51 ).
41 Remarkably, a previous questionnaire revealed that when asked for their preference of anti-TNF administration, patients showed a trend towards intravenous rather than subcutaneous treatment. 42 The yet unexplored question is whether patients would prefer an oral drug or a subcutaneous/intravenous injection over a longer distance, thus allowing them to forget about the disease in the meantime.
In contrast to our previous observation that the preceding internalization of allogeneic apoptotic neutrophils upregulates the LPS + IFN‐γ‐induced secretion of the pro‐inflammatory cytokines, in the autologous assay system the production of IL‐8, IL‐6, TNF‐α and IL‐12 by autologous apoptotic cell‐primed moDCs showed a trend to be lower than that by nonprimed moDCs (Fig. 2 ).