Traduction de «flemish regions with those » (Néerlandais → Français) :

Icelandic men and women have incidence rates three times higher than in other countries 55 . It seems interesting to compare thyroid cancer incidence rates of the Walloon and the Flemish Regions with those reported by the bordering
Icelandic men and women have incidence rates three times higher than in other countries 55 .

Analysis by region Attempted suicides, both those that have been committed sometime during one’s existence and those that have been committed recently, are less frequent in the Flemish region (2% and 0,3% respectively) than in the other two regions (6% and 0,6% in each of the other regions, respectively).
Analyse par régions: Les tentatives de suicide , que ce soit au cours de la vie ou commises récemment au moment de l’enquête sont moins fréquentes en région flamande (2 % et 0,3 % respectivement) que dans les deux autres régions (6 % et 0,6 % respectivement dans chacune des régions).

Therefore a future study focusing on the proportion of thyroid cancer in surgery for nodular disease (with exclusion of surgery for thyrotoxicosis only) as well as on the proportion of thyroid cancer in total thyroidectomy and lobectomy separately would be of value. In line with the finding of more preoperative FNAC in the Flemish and the Brussels-Capital Region, the proportion of surgical patients with only a
Therefore a future study focusing on the proportion of thyroid cancer in surgery for nodular disease (with exclusion of surgery for thyrotoxicosis only) as well as on the proportion of thyroid cancer in total thyroidectomy and lobectomy separately would be of value.

Moreover, there are fewer people with psychological difficulties in the Flemish region: 21% as opposed to 31% in Brussels and 30% in the Walloon region as regards the cut-off of [2+] and 12%, 16% and 15%, respectively, as regards the cut-off of [4+].
On recense aussi moins de personnes en difficulté psychologique en région flamande: 21 %, contre 31 % à Bruxelles et 30 % en Wallonie pour le seuil [2+] et respectivement 12 % contre 16 % et 15 % pour le seuil [4+].