Limitations Based on Registry Data Used

While we commend Drs. Roukis and Prissel on an interesting article, we believe that there are gaps in the data and conclusions presented, based on the limitations of the registry data that they used.

While we commend Drs. Roukis and Prissel on an interesting article, we believe that there are gaps in the data and conclusions presented, based on the limitations of the registry data that they used.

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Limitations Based on Registry Data Used

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