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Their study showed a trend towards under‐calling of significant findings by initial reporting radiologists compared to sub‐specialist review, however, their study included all CT abdominal reports which contained a high proportion of emergency cases and therefore was not selective regarding PDAC staging CTs. 37 Furthermore, as recently described by Chong et al . non‐sub‐specialized reporting has higher risk in erroneous interpretation of key imaging features 38 This might result in suboptimal patient care.
These results have been consistently observed both in “intention to treat” and in “per protocol population.” Interestingly, while the basal TIMI 3 flow showed a trend to be significantly more frequent in the pretreated group compared with the no pretreated patients, PP subgroup analysis showed that pretreatment seems to be more effective in patients with shorter ischemia time (≤median).
In terms of age groups, the YLL, YLD, and DALY attributed to smoking showed an overall increasing trend in the 30–60 year old age group, and the disease burden attributed to smoking decreased significantly in the >60 year old age group; the YLD and DALY attributed to drinking showed a trend of an initial increase followed by a decrease with age, and the disease burden reached the highest in the >60 year old age group, and then decreased significantly ( Table 5 ).