![]() ![]() A negative binomial regression model was fitted using the R function glm.nb in the package MASS to assess the existence of and account for trend and seasonal variation in the time series of daily AMI counts. The number of patients with AMI undergoing PCI per day was calculated for each day during the study period. The timing of AMI was the time patients presented to the hospital’s emergency room. 5 Cases not resulting in PCI are not tracked and therefore excluded in this analysis. AMI was defined by a clinical presentation consistent with or suggestive of ischaemia, suggestive or diagnostic ECG changes and cardiac biomarkers (creatine kinase-myocardial band, troponin T or I) exceeding the upper limit of normal according to the individual hospital’s laboratory parameters (typically above the 99th centile of the upper reference limit for normal participants). Procedural data for hospital admissions where PCI was performed in the setting of AMI between 1 January 2010 and 15 September 2013 were included in this analysis. Further details of the data collection are described in previous publications. To ensure data accuracy, the registry undergoes a rigorous review process including a random audit of 2% of all cases, in addition to a routine review of the medical records of all patients undergoing multiple procedures or coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) and of patients who die during their hospitalisation. All data elements have been prospectively defined, and the protocol has been either approved or the need for approval waived by local institutional review boards at each of the participating hospitals. A standardised data collection tool is used to gather baseline clinical, demographic, procedural, angiographic and medication data, as well as procedural and in-hospital outcomes for input into the database. In use since 1998, this registry now encompasses all non-federal hospitals in the state of Michigan and has been approved by the institutional review boards of all participating hospitals. Ilfa - A robot designed by Sango, she is a scout.The Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Cardiovascular Consortium Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Quality Improvement Initiative (BMC2-PCI) is a prospective, multicentre registry that represents a regional physician-led collaborative effort to assess and improve quality of care and outcomes of all patients with coronary disease who undergo PCI in the state of Michigan.Haruka Yuzuhara - Konomi's mother, she is a maid.Nanako - A girl from a primary school, she is a magic user.Ikuno Komaki - Manaka's younger sister, she is a scout.Michiru Yamada - A soft-spoken girl who is also a friend of Konomi's, she is a magic user.Chie Yoshioka - One of Konomi's main friends from junior high school, she is a fighter.Silfa - A robot who is Takaaki's personal maid, she is a maid.Harumi Kouno - A highly energetic robot who declares herself to be Takaaki's lover, she is a fighter.Maryan - The former student council president, she is a maid.Sasara Kusugawa - The student council president, she is a fighter.Yuki Kusakabe - A mysterious girl who visits the school at night, she is a maid. ![]() Lucy Maria Misora - An alien girl who communicates with animals, she is a magic user.Yuma Tonami - Yuma is Manaka's close friend, she is a scout.Ruri Himeyuri - Ruri is the younger of the Himeyuri twins, she is a fighter.Sango Himeyuri - Sango is the older twin sister of Ruri, she is a magic user.Karin Sasamori - The only member of the 'mystery club', she is a scout.Manaka Komaki - The representative of Takaaki's class, she is a magic user.Tamaki Kousaka - Another childhood friend of Takaaki's, she is a fighter.Konomi Yuzuhara - Takaaki's childhood friend, and a magic user.To Heart 2: Final Dragon Chronicle Sono GoĪfter Maryan's science experiment, the To Heart 2 characters are thrown into a fantasy RPG world, and they learn that the only way to return to their normal lives is to find and defeat the final boss. Japanese PSP cover art for To Heart 2: Dungeon Travelers
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