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This is the master download page. On this page, you'll find nothing more than a list of all the files and programs that are downloadable off our web site on one page, as opposed to going to all the various pages around our site to find the files you're looking for. The downloads on this page are grouped by game, and the games are listed alphabetically. Miscellaneous downloads are listed at the bottom of the page.
USER PATCH AVAILABLE: Wildfire has ceased updating Balls of Steel. However, there is a user patch available which fixes several of the problems that the last official version (1.3) had developed. You can download this patch now, but it requires you already have the official 1.3 patch applied before use. Please keep in mind this is not an official patch from Apogee/Pinball Wizards or Wildfire. This is a third party user patch. Having said that, the patch does appear to work correctly - we cannot guarantee what will happen on your machine, though. Click here to see a list of fixes for this user patch. Click here to download the patch.
NOTE: This title has been discontinued - the registered version is available as freeware, and has been rewritten for Windows. But Apogee/3D Realms is not distributing it. Please again be aware that if you download that version, you are NOT downloading it from us. If you are interested in that version, you can get info about it here.
Data from 203 patients were used to calculate the summary statistics for the LENT score (18 were excluded as they had incomplete data). The Harrell's C index for the model was 0.71. Patients with moderate-risk and high-risk LENT scores had HRs (95% CI) for mortality of 1.49 (1.03 to 2.15) and 5.97 (3.58 to 9.97) compared with those with a low-risk LENT score (see figure 2).
The strengths of this study include its large sample size and the prospective nature of the case series. By including all patients in the survival analysis and accounting for missing data using multiple imputation or sensitivity analyses, we have ensured that all available data are used and the potential of missing important associations by using complete case data is minimised. We have also validated our risk model using an independent data set, which adds strength to our findings. The LENT scoring system is less subjective than PS alone and relies on readily available tests, allowing it to be rapidly calculated without additional costs. Additionally, as the LENT score has been developed using patients presenting with their first episode of MPE, regardless of previous cancer treatment, it is widely applicable and relevant in the clinical setting. 2ff7e9595c
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