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Page[0]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","Please select an option below to download a document, these are either in Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat formats:","Invitation to Consultant Clinicians","This document invites consultants to participate in an important, prospective national study of childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).","It's aim is to provide information on ITP and the national study of childhood ITP.","download the full invitation to consultant clinicians","Information for GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","This document covers the design of the registry and data analysis; specifically the link with the international PARC registry","download the full information for GPs Paediatricians & Haematologists","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","ITP Study UK, Chronic Paediatric ITP Working Party ->  Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/centreInfo.htm","7.4","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[1]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","UK Paediatric ITP Study - Contact Details","If you have any further questions regarding the registry, please contact one of the following people","Name Hospital Telephone No.","Email","Dr.","John Grainger Royal Manchester Children's 0161 922 2245 john.grainger@cmft.nhs.uk","Marie Reeves (Study Administrator) 0161 922 2959 marie.reeves@cmft.nhs.uk","Dr.","Paula Bolton-Maggs Manchester Royal Infirmary 0161 276 4811","Dr.","Rob Hollingsworth (IT Manager) 0161 277 7920","Faisal Ashraf (IT Development & Support) 0161 277 7919","Dr.","Mike Richards St.","James' Hospital, Leeds 0113 206 6295","Dr.","Mike Williams Birmingham Children's Hospital 0121 333 9843","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","ITP Study UK,  Paediatric ITP Working Party ->Contact the UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/contactUs.htm","7.9","Tue 6 Jan 2009");
Page[2]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","Paediatric ITP Registry Documents","Below are the various documents relating to R&D approval, the Protocol & the various invitational & information sheets, by section.","You will require Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files","Approval Documentation","R & D Cover Letter","Multi-Centre Research Ethics Committee (MREC) Approval Letter","Scottish Multicentre Research & Development (MRAD) Management Review","NHS R&D Application Form","NHS REC Application Form","Protocol Documentation","Synopsis","Protocol","Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","General Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","Invitation to Consultant Clinicians","Patient Log file - for use by clinicians to record patient details for personal recognition","Information for GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","Information for Patients & Families","General Information for Patients & Families","What is ITP? Information for Parents","Invitation to Parents","Parent/Patient consent","Information for Patients aged under 10","Information for Patients aged 10 - 12","Information for Patients aged 12 - 14","Information for Patients aged 14 - 16","Information for Parents","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","ITP Study UK,  Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Document Downloads, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/docs.htm","10.2","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[3]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","Help","Centres wishing to take part in the UK Paediatric ITP study must contact Marie Reeves in the first instance via email or call 0161 922 2959.","For existing users wishing to enter the registry, please use the links 'Login' at the top of the page, 'ITP Registry Login' in the silver box to the left, or the buttons on the home page.","Some users, mainly users accessing the web site from within the Manchester Royal Infirmary (CMMC) network are unable to visit the web site from the links provided.","In this instance please copy http://uk-itp.cmmc.nhs.uk/index.htm into the address bar to enter the registry.","If you are experiencing any other problems with this web site or the registry, please use the contact links.","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","UK Paediatric ITP Working Party ->   , immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/help.htm","6.8","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[4]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","UK Paediatric ITP Registry","The UK Paediatric ITP registry is a multi-centre study designed to collect prospective data on all new cases of childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)","The database will continue to collect data for many years about children whose ITP fails to resolve.","Clinical data, bleeding severity, platelet counts and management will be recorded.","More information on the study, including the Protocol, can be read here","The Registry is generously supported by the ITP Support Association","Recruitment is open to all under 16s diagnosed with ITP within 12 months of registration on the database.","Further information sheets and letters of invite can be downloaded from the Documents page.","Also see the specific 'Information for Patients' and 'Information for Consultants, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists' sections of the web site.","Centres wishing to take part in the UK Paediatric ITP study must contact Marie Reeves in the first instance, via email, via the Registration of Interest form (for NHS Net users only) or call 0161 922 2959.","Once confirmed, users will be issued with a username and password to enable access to the database.","Some users are unable to visit the web site from the links provided, please copy","http://uk-itp.cmmc.nhs.uk/index.htm into the address bar to enter the registry","Enter the registry here","Please note that only NHS Net users will be able to access this system.","Existing Users Sign In Click below to continue","If you have forgotten your username/ password you can still use this button","Not a Registered User? Sign Up! If you are interested in participating in the registry, please contact the team on 0161 922 2959 or complete an online form","Information for Consultants, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","We hope that you will agree to participate in this study which has COREC approval and is supported by the ITP Support Group.","Read information on the ITP registry for consultants, GPs, paediatricians and haematologists","Information for Patients & Families","We are trying to gain more information about the medical condition Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura, your child could help...","Read information for patients and families","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","UK Paediatric ITP Working Party -> ITP, UK ITP Study, immune thrombocytopenic purpura, Children, Bleeding Disorders","www.uk-itp.org/index.htm","10.7","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[5]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","Links","The UK Paediatric ITP Working Party does not possess editorial control over the content or the information on those other sites.","As such, the UK Paediatric ITP Working Party and the compiler of the list make no representation as to the accuracy, completeness and any other aspect of the information contained in those sites.","If you click any of the links below, you will leave this web site.","ITP/Health Organisations","A UK registered charity which aims to promote and improve the general welfare of patients, and the families of patients with Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP).","This study is funded by the ITP Support Association, please visit their web site for further information","ITP Support Association","A UK wide Registry focusing on Adult ITP, Familial ITP & Evans' Syndrome","UK ITP Registry","The Intercontinental Childhood ITP Study Group (ICIS) was founded in 1997 by physicians in the field of hematology to analyze the multiple diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of acute and chronic childhood (ITP).","This study is based in Basel, Switzerland","Intercontinental Childhood ITP Study Group","United Kingdom Haemophilia Centre Doctors' Organisation is an association of medical practitioners who work within the Haemophilia Centre's of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales and have an interest in the care of people with Haemophilia or other inherited bleeding disorders","UKHCDO","The primary purpose of the BCSH is to provide haematologists with up to date advice on the diagnosis and treatment of haematological disease by the production of evidence based guidelines using a well defined BCSH process","British Society for Haematology (BSH) Guidelines","Information for Patients & Families","US-based site supporting a care program at Children's Hospital Boston, for children and families with ITP, also a useful 'about ITP' page","ITP Kids","Children's Medical Centre of Dallas' web site, discusses ITP, and has a parents guide","Childhood ITP","Online encyclopedia entry for ITP Wikipedia entry","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","UK Chronic Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Links, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/links.htm","10.1","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[6]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","News ITP Update Meeting January 2007 -- international meetings -- registry update -- research 2006 UK Paediatric ITP Working Party News","Read all the latest news and events relating to the Paediatric ITP Working Party and the ITP registry.","ITP Update Meeting Thursday 20th September 2007","1 - 5pm, followed by business meeting of the Paediatric ITP Registry","Thistle Hotel, Haydock WA11 9SG","Agenda","12:00 - 13:00 Lunch / Registration","13:00 - 13:10 Introduction","13:10 - 13:20 ITP Support Association - Shirley Watson, Founder of ITP Support Association","13:20 - 13:50 Molecular studies in adult ITP - Drew Provan/Ameet Sarpatwari, Royal London Hospital","13:50 - 14:20 Outcome measures - John Grainger, Manchester Children's Hospital","14:20 - 14:50 Platelets - Mike Richards, St James' Hospital, Leeds","14:50 - 15:10 Coffee","15:10 - 15:40 New concepts in ITP - John Semple, University of Toronto, Canada","15:40 - 16:10 New treatments - Nichola Cooper, Great Ormon Street Hospital, London","16:10 - 16:30 Panel Discussion","17:00 - 18:00 Business Meeting for the Childhood ITP Registry","Sponsored by Baxter Healthcare Ltd","Approval has been sought for CPD","January 2007 ITP Working Party & Registry News International Meetings","December was the American Society of Haematology (ASH) meeting.","The meeting this year was held in Orlando and as a special treat my family and I travelled over a few days early for a break before the work began.","The week kicked off with a two day meet with Victor Blanchette and his Canadian group along with our international colleagues to review the progress on the Quality of Life validation study.","Everyone has worked very hard to test the "translated" questionnaires out on new patients with ITP.","Here in Manchester the initial (translation) phase of the project should be completed in January and we hope to start using the questionnaire from February.","I am pleased to announce a collaboration along the M62 with my colleagues in Leeds and Liverpool for this study which will recruit patients with stable chronic ITP as well as new children diagnosed with ITP in the last 14 days.","The main meeting then started with a review of the American ITP Guidelines which should lead to a new set of guidelines to be developed.","My colleague, Paula Bolton-Maggs, was the UK representative on the panel and it was reassuring to see the majority of Americans now agreeing with the UK approach of watching rather than treating.","On the final day of the meeting a packed room listened to the updates on three drugs designed to increase the platelet count.","All three (Eltramobag, AMG 531 and YM477) sound very promising with minimal side effects observed although there remains a concern about bone marrow fibrosis and cataract formation.","The downside is that these drugs are not a cure as platelet counts quickly dropped to baseline (and occasionally lower) upon discontinuation of the drug.","The drugs will obviously be expensive so when best to use is still not clear.","On a final note that although many adult patients have been tested there have been no paediatric recipients to date.","Paediatric ITP Registry Update","The UK registry is now live.","The final set of information sheets went out to paediatricians at the beginning of January.","In total we have sent out invitations to 279 UK centres.","Centres in the North West region were the first to be invited and we currently have 15 out of 29 centres going through approval.","Alarmingly one centre replied to say that they never have ITP patients.","Another 30 centres across the UK are also with local ethics.","Further reminders and invites are going out soon but we would encourage parents to ask their local treatment centre if they are registering patients.","A new registry to follow newborn children born to mother's with ITP has been proposed by the intercontinental group.","We intend to contribute to this when details have been finalised.","Research","As mentioned above, the quality of life study is now entering the final validation process by testing on new and chronic patients in Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool.","Nationally we hope to launch this as part of registry documentation from 2008.","We also hope to contribute to Drew Provan's molecular studies from 2008.","Paediatric studies with Eltramobag are due end of 2007.","Whether UK children will be eligible is not yet clear.","Update 17/01/2007 by John Grainger.","Dr Grainger is a medical advisor for the ITP Support Association and writes for "The Platelet"","2006 ITP Working Party & Registry News","The childhood ITP registry received a final favourable opinion from COREC (central ethics) on 22 March 2006.","The ethics committee agreed with our proposal that local sites do not need further local ethical approval.","The online database is currently being developed and should be online for input by NHS staff throughout the UK by September.","NHS professionals can access the UK Paediatric ITP database form here.","In Manchester we have recruited eight patients all of whom consented for data to be shared with the PARC intercontinental database in addition to the UK database.","Nationally we expect to recruit 400 patients per year.","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","UK Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Links, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/news.htm","13.4","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[7]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","ITP Study Information for Parents, Patients and GPs","Please select an option below to download a document, these are either in Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat formats:","What is ITP?","This leaflet explains about immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), which is a blood disorder affecting the platelets.","It also explains what to expect when your child is diagnosed with the condition.","Download the document in Acrobat (pdf) or Work (doc) format","Invitation to Parents","This document is a copy of the letter that will be sent to all patients that are eligible for addition to the national registry.","It's aim is to provide information on ITP and the national study of childhood ITP.","Read the full invitation to parents of children with ITP","Parent/Patient consent","the UK Paediatric ITP working party are required to obtain parental/patient consent to include the patient in the registry","Download the parent/patient consent form","Information for Patients","These documents cover the following questions you might have and are organised by age group:","Q - Why are you collecting this information?","Q - Why have I been chosen?","Q - Does I have to take part?","Q - What do I have to do?","Q - What will happen if I take part?","Q - Might anything about this upset me?","Q - Will this help me?","Q - What if I have any worries or questions?","Q - What will happen to the results of the study?","Information for under 10 year-olds","Information for you if aged 10 - 12 years","Information for you if aged 12 - 14 years","Information for you if aged 14 - 16 years Information for Parents","This document covers the following questions you may have as a parent regarding the registry:","Q - What is the purpose of the registry?","Q - Why has my child been chosen?","Q - Does my child have to take part?","Q - What do I have to do?","Q - What will happen if my child takes part?","Q - Are there any disadvantages or risks involved in my child’s participation in the project?","Q - What are the possible benefits of taking part?","Q - Will my child’s participation in this study be kept confidential?","Q - What will happen to the results of the study?","Q - Who is organising and funding the research?","Read the full Information for Parents document","For further information regarding ITP, please read 'What is ITP?' Information for parents, in Acrobat (pdf) or Work (doc) format","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","ITP Study UK,  Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Information for Parents, Patients and GPs, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/patientInfo.htm","11","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[8]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","UK Paediatric ITP Study Protocol","Below is a brief summary of the protocol.","For the most up-to-date version, please click here to download","Summary The UK Paediatric ITP Registry is a multi-centre study designed to collect prospective data on all new cases of childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).","The database will continue to collect data for many years about children whose ITP fails to resolve.","Clinical data, bleeding severity, platelet counts and management will be recorded.","Aims","Primary Objectives:","The primary aim is to relate the long term consequences of a low platelet count to the frequency and severity of bleeding symptoms, and to the requirement for treatment.","Design","Data collection Initial data will be recorded at presentation and at six months.","Further data will be collected yearly on those with persistent ITP.","Additional information will be requested in children with severe bleeds, intra-cranial bleeds or those requiring invasive dental work or surgery.","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","UK Chronic Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Protocol, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/protocol.htm","7.2","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
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Page[10]=new Array("Home","Login","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Help","Quick Links ITP Registry Login News What is ITP? Registry Protocol COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","Site Map","Find the information you are after from this page, descriptions help you navigate to the relevant page.","Contact details Names and other contact details for the people involved in the study","External Links and information A list of web sites related to the ITP working party and the condition in general","Homepage The main page for the web site, introduces the working party and the study","Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists Downloadable documentation for participating and prospective participating study centres","Information for Patients & Families Downloadable documentation for patients & families considering or participating in the study","List of documents relating to the study Documents relating to R&D approval, Protocol & various invitational & information sheets","News Latest News regarding the UK Paediatric ITP Working Party and the registry","Protocol information for the UK Paediatric ITP Registry Basic information on the aims and design of the study","UK Paediatric ITP Working Party Members The current list of the members of the UK Paediatric ITP Working Party","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","ITP Study UK, Chronic Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Site Map, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/sitemap.htm","8.9","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
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Page[22]=new Array("Home Working Party Protocol Documents Links Contact Details","Quick Links","Login","Protocol","Letters of invite","COREC submission","Local R&D forms","Parental/Patient information","Centre information","Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","Please select an option below to download a document, these are either in Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat formats:","Invitation to Consultant Clinicians","This document invites consultants to participate in an important, prospective national study of childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).","It's aim is to provide information on ITP and the national study of childhood ITP.","Click here to download the full document","Information for GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","This document covers the design of the registry and data analysis; specifically the link with the international PARC registry","Click here to read the full document","Home | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by Medical Data Solutions And Services","UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party - Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/centreInfo.htm","8.7","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[23]=new Array("Home Working Party Protocol Documents Links Contact Details","Quick Links","Login","Protocol","Letters of invite","COREC submission","Local R&D forms","Parental/Patient information","Centre information","Contact Details","If you have any further questions regarding the registry, please contact one of the following people","Name Hospital Telephone No.","Dr.","John Grainger Royal Manchester Children's 0161 922 2245","Dr.","Paula Bolton-Maggs Manchester Royal Infirmary 0161 276 4811","Dr.","Mike Richards St.","James' Hospital, Leeds 0113 206 6295","Dr.","Mike Williams Birmingham Children's Hospital 0121 333 9843","Dr.","Sarah Ball St.","George's Hospital, London 0208 725 3921","Home | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by Medical Data Solutions And Services","UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party - Contact Details","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/contactUs.htm","6.9","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[24]=new Array("Home","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Quick Links ITP Registry Login Registry Protocol Working Party News COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","Paediatric Chronic ITP Registry Documents","Below are the various documents relating to R&D approval, the Protocol & the various invitational & information sheets, by section.","You will require Microsoft Word and Adobe Acrobat Reader to view these files","Approval Documentation","R & D Cover Letter","Multi-Centre Research Ethics Committee (MREC) Approval Letter","NHS R&D Application Form","NHS REC Application Form","Protocol Documentation","Synopsis","Protocol","Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","General Information for Consultant Clinicians, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","Invitation to Consultant Clinicians","Information for GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","Information for Patients & Families","General Information for Patients & Families","What is ITP? Information for Parents","Invitation to Parents","Parent/Patient consent","Information for Patients aged under 10","Information for Patients aged 10 - 12","Information for Patients aged 12 - 14","Information for Patients aged 14 - 16","Information for Parents","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","ITP Study UK, Chronic Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Document Downloads, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/docs.htm","10.8","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[25]=new Array("Home","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Quick Links ITP Registry Login Registry Protocol Working Party News COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Registry","The UK Paediatric chronic ITP registry is a multi-centre study designed to collect prospective data on all new cases of childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)","The database will continue to collect data for many years about children whose ITP fails to resolve.","Clinical data, bleeding severity, platelet counts and management will be recorded.","More information on the study, including the Protocol, can be read here","The Registry is generously supported by the ITP Support Association","Recruitment is open to all under 16s diagnosed with ITP within 12 months of registration on the database.","Further information sheets and letters of invite can be downloaded from the Documents page.","Also see the specific 'Information for Patients' and 'Information for Consultants, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists' sections of the web site.","Centres wishing to take part in the UK Paediatric Chronic ITP study must contact Marie Reeves in the first instance, via email, via the Registration of Interest form (for NHS Net users only) or call 0161 922 2959.","Once confirmed, users will be issued with a username and password to enable access to the database.","Latest News from the UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party Click the headings for more information","January 2007 News","International Meetings December was the American Society of Haematology (ASH) meeting.","The meeting this year was held in Orlando ...","ITP Registry Update","The final set of information sheets went out to paediatricians at the beginning of January.","In total we have sent out invitations to 279 UK centres ...","Research","The quality of life study is now entering the final validation process by testing on new and chronic patients in Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool ...","2006 News","The childhood chronic ITP registry received a final favourable opinion from COREC (central ethics) on 22 March 2006.","The ethics committee agreed with our proposal that local sites do not need further local ethical approval.","Information for Consultants, GPs, Paediatricians & Haematologists","We hope that you will agree to participate in this study which has COREC approval and is supported by the ITP Support Group.","Read information on the ITP registry for consultants, GPs, paediatricians and haematologists","Information for Patients & Families","We are trying to gain more information about the medical condition Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura, your child could help...","Read information for patients and families","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","UK Chronic Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Home, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/index.htm","10.1","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[26]=new Array("Home Working Party Protocol Documents Links Contact Details","Quick Links","Login","Protocol","Letters of invite","COREC submission","Local R&D forms","Parental/Patient information","Centre information","Links","The UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party does not possess editorial control over the content or the information on those other sites.","As such, the UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party and the compiler of the list make no representation as to the accuracy, completeness and any other aspect of the information contained in those sites.","If you click any of the links below, you will leave this web site.","ITP/Health Organisations","ITP Support Association A UK registered charity which aims to promote and improve the general welfare of patients, and the families of patients with Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP).","This study is funded by the ITP Support Association, please visit their web site for further information","UK ITP Registry A UK wide Registry focusing Adult ITP, Familial ITP & Evans' Syndrome","Intercontinental Childhood ITP Study Group The Intercontinental Childhood ITP Study Group (ICIS) was founded in 1997 by physicians in the field of hematology to analyze the multiple diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of acute and chronic childhood (ITP).","This study is based in Basel, Switzerland","UKHCDO United Kingdom Haemophilia Centre Doctors' Organisation is an association of medical practitioners who work within the Haemophilia Centre's of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland or Wales and have an interest in the care of people with Haemophilia or other inherited bleeding disorders","Information for Patients & Families","ITP Kids US-based site supporting a care program at Children's Hospital Boston, for children and families with ITP, also a useful 'about ITP' page","Childhood ITP Children's Medical Centre of Dallas' web site, discusses ITP, and has a parents guide","Wikipedia entry Online encyclopaedia's entry for ITP","Home | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by Medical Data Solutions And Services","UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party - Links","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/links.htm","9.7","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[27]=new Array("Home","News","Working Party","Protocol","Documents","Links","Contact Details","Quick Links ITP Registry Login Registry Protocol Working Party News COREC submission Local R&D forms Patient information Centre Information","ITP Study Information for Parents, Patients and GPs","Please select an option below to download a document, these are either in Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat formats:","What is ITP?","This leaflet explains about immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), which is a blood disorder affecting the platelets.","It also explains what to expect when your child is diagnosed with the condition.","Download the document in Acrobat (pdf) or Work (doc) format","Invitation to Parents","This document is a copy of the letter that will be sent to all patients that are eligible for addition to the national registry.","It's aim is to provide information on ITP and the national study of childhood ITP.","Read the full invitation to parents of children with ITP","Parent/Patient consent","the UK Paediatric Chronic ITP working party are required to obtain parental/patient consent to include the patient in the registry","Download the parent/patient consent form","Information for Patients","These documents cover the following questions you might have and are organised by age group:","Q - Why are you collecting this information?","Q - Why have I been chosen?","Q - Does I have to take part?","Q - What do I have to do?","Q - What will happen if I take part?","Q - Might anything about this upset me?","Q - Will this help me?","Q - What if I have any worries or questions?","Q - What will happen to the results of the study?","Information for under 10 year-olds","Information for you if aged 10 - 12 years","Information for you if aged 12 - 14 years","Information for you if aged 14 - 16 years Information for Parents","This document covers the following questions you may have as a parent regarding the registry:","Q - What is the purpose of the registry?","Q - Why has my child been chosen?","Q - Does my child have to take part?","Q - What do I have to do?","Q - What will happen if my child takes part?","Q - Are there any disadvantages or risks involved in my child’s participation in the project?","Q - What are the possible benefits of taking part?","Q - Will my child’s participation in this study be kept confidential?","Q - What will happen to the results of the study?","Q - Who is organising and funding the research?","Read the full Information for Parents document","For further information regarding ITP, please read 'What is ITP?' Information for parents, in Acrobat (pdf) or Work (doc) format","Home | News | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details | Site Map","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by © 2006/07","ITP Study UK, Chronic Paediatric ITP Working Party -> Information for Parents, Patients and GPs, immune thrombocytopenic purpura","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/patientInfo.htm","10.6","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[28]=new Array("Home Working Party Protocol Documents Links Contact Details","Quick Links","Login","Protocol","Letters of invite","COREC submission","Local R&D forms","Parental/Patient information","Centre information","Protocol","Below is a brief summary of the protocol.","For the most up-to-date version, please click here to download","Summary","The UK Paediatric chronic ITP registry is a multi-centre study designed to collect prospective data on all new cases of childhood immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP).","The database will continue to collect data for many years about children whose ITP fails to resolve.","Clinical data, bleeding severity, platelet counts and management will be recorded.","Aims","Primary Objectives:","The primary aim is to relate the long term consequences of a low platelet count to the frequency and severity of bleeding symptoms, and to the requirement for treatment.","Design","Data collection","Initial data will be recorded at presentation and at six months.","Further data will be collected yearly on those with persistent ITP.","Additional information will be requested in children with severe bleeds, intra-cranial bleeds or those requiring invasive dental work or surgery.","Home | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by Medical Data Solutions And Services","UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party - Protocol","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/protocol.htm","7.1","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[29]=new Array("Home Working Party Protocol Documents Links Contact Details","Quick Links","Login","Protocol","Letters of invite","COREC submission","Local R&D forms","Parental/Patient information","Centre information","Working Party","Working Party Chairman","Dr John Grainger","Working Party Members","Dr Paula Bolton-Maggs","Dr Mike Richards","Dr Mike Williams","Dr Sarah Ball","Home | Working Party | Protocol | Documents | Links | Contact Details","If you have any queries relating to the ITP study please contact the study co-ordinator Marie Reeves on 0161 922 2959, or email.","For technical support or report a fault with this site, please contact the IT Support Team on 0161 276 3354 or email","Developed and Supported by Medical Data Solutions And Services","UK Paediatric Chronic ITP Working Party - Working Party","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/wp.htm","6.6","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[30]=new Array("Home Working Parties Guidelines Useful Links Site Index Contact Details","Downloads","Data Set information","Access to Health Records","Patients Page","Welcome to the Patients Page","This section of the UKHCDO website is dedicated to Haemophilia patients and their families and aims to provide comprehensive and useful information associated with Haemophilia, bleeding disorders and the National Haemophilia Database.","These documents are currently available for download:","Data Set information.","This form discloses the information the Department of Health requires the National Haemophilia Database to collect.","Download the Data Set here.","An application form which allows patients to request their Health Records from the National Haemophilia Database.","Included in this document are all the necessary details of how to do this.","Download the application form here.","Further to this, the following will be available for download soon:","A complete Haemophilia Centre contacts list, detailing the all the contact information patients will need for Haemophilia Centres all over the UK.","The final triennial audit report 2006.","The revised patient leaflet.","This important leaflet answers many of the questions patients and their relatives may have about the National Haemophilia Database.","If there is any information that has been left out of this section that will be of great use, please contact us and we will do all we can to help.","Home | Working Parties | Guidelines | Useful Links | Site Index | Contact Details","UKHCDO>","www.uk-itp.org/mages/ukhcdo/patientspage.htm","7.8","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[31]=new Array("JavaScript Indexer v1.15.01 (04 Mar 2003) readme file Copyright (c) 2002, 2003 Iuliu <http://www.iuliu.as.ro> PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT: ============================================================================ This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty.","In no event will the author(s) be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.","You may not use the software for any commercial, business, governmental or institutional purpose of any kind ("Noncommercial Purposes").","You may alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions: 1.","The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software.","If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required.","Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.","This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.","You may not receive any direct or indirect compensation for the distribution or use of this software.","============================================================================ INTRODUCTION: JavaScript Indexer is a console utility which creates javascript search engines.","It creates a js file.","The js file must be linked to the html file.","See the samples in the samples directory.","Description: On servers which don't admit server-side scripts (PHP/ASP/etc..) if you wish to add a search engine you have 2 options: -To use a dedicated external engine.","-Or to use a script that runs on client side.","The second option has the advantage that you can use the search engine offline (on html help, tutorials, etc..).","JavaScripts cannot search through directories on the server, so you must make a file which contain a database with the words you like to be searched for.","I made a console program (JavaScript Indexer) which scans a specified directory and all subdirectories for "*.htm*" and "*.txt" files and automatically indexes the web site, creating a database on a js file.","It writes the search function into the same file.","So all you have to do is to add few lines to the web page and you have your search engine running.","These lines are: Add this line in the HEAD section of the html (just after <HEAD>): <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" SRC="search.js"></script> And these lines where you want to add the input box: <form name="JF1" action="javascript:FND(document.JF1.JT1.value)"> <input type="text" name="JT1" size=25> <input type="submit" value="Search!"> </form> You can paste this code into your page.","IMPORTANT: If you use a non english alphabet then modify the meta tag in the head of default.inc.","The ".js" file is the file created by the program.","This file must be added on server.","Requirements and compatibility: Microsoft Windows 9x, Me, 2000, XP for jsind.exe The script theoretically works with these browsers: Internet Explorer 4 to 6 Netscape Navigator 4 to 7 But the the reality is different.","It was tested with these browsers: Browser Version Compatibility Same window New window Multiframe Internet Explorer 6.0 100% Yes Yes Yes Internet Explorer 5.0 95% Yes Yes Yes Internet Explorer 3.0 0% No No No Opera 7.0 95% Yes Yes Yes Mozilla 1.2.1 95% Yes Yes Yes Netscape Navigator 7.01 95% Yes Yes Yes Netscape Navigator 6.1 95% Yes Yes Yes Netscape Navigator 4.51 0% No No No Performance: The main drawback is that the program is slow with big files.","A 150k file containing a big table is processed in up to 20 seconds.","In return the script runs faster with fewer big files.","A database of 550 pages and 3.5MB is searched in approx.","40-60 seconds.","An average web site is searched in maximum 5-10 seconds.","For small sites (smaller then 25 pages) and low speed connections this engine is faster then a PHP/ASP version because the database is loaded with the page and the engine generates the result on the client browser.","The search speed is processor power dependent.","The information above is obtained on my old AMD K6-2@500MHz.","On a faster PC the search speed is greater.","Customization: You can customize the look of the generated result page by editing the default.inc which comes with the program or by creating another inc file and by editing the jsind.ini.","License: This program is FREEWARE.","Known bugs: -In single frame page if you include a search box in the search result page (see default.inc) in some bizarre cases not fully explained yet an error occurs and the initial page is displayed.","Test in your case to see if this error occurs if you decide to use this particular case.","-In IE6 and multiframe page you must press twice the "Go Back" link to work.","-If the page contains tag in tag (<< >>) or unclosed tags in some rare cases jsind.exe may hang-up.","-The WholeWordsOnly don't always work correctly.","To do (in the next versions): -Split results page -Javascript Indexer Controller - a GUI control program Revision History: What's new in v1.15.01 (04 Mar 2003) -Small bugfix around php files skipp (Thanks to Wok) -License Agreement has changed (sorry!) What's new in v1.15 (17 Feb 2003): -New input box -Multilingual.","Now available in English, French, Rumanian.","If you do a new translation please send to me to add in the program (see jsind.ini).","-New options in the ini file (see jsind.ini) (Thanks to Mikael): IndexTitleOnly WholeWordsOnly -Unicode problem maybe solved -A "GoTOP" improvement What's new in v1.13.02 (30 Jan 2003): -Special characters < , > and " replaced with their code on the searched word bug fix.","What's new in v1.13 (26 Jan 2003): -New option in the ini file (see jsind.ini): MinCharsToSearch -Some useless parts of the script removed.","What's new in v1.12: -Special characters < and > replaced with their code on the searched word.","What's new in v1.11: -New options in the ini file (see jsind.ini): ShowTopInformations ShowTopURL DateFormat ShowGoBack ShowGoTop MaxPhraseLength ElseMaxLength MaxPages MinFileSize MaxFileSize The js file is now specified in the ini file -Now you can use double quotes in inc files -Now the searched word is passed as argument to the search function.","This is more natural and increases the modularity for future improvements.","-Bug fixed: now the tags in text files are removed too.","-security improved.","If a PHP or ASP script is detected in a html page then this page is skipped.","-Some other bugs fixed What's new in v1.1: -Ini file added.","Now you can change some settings on the ini file: *Show information: Number of result, URL, Size, Date in any combination.","*Quotes per result *Result table width *Target frame: is the target window which will display the results.","It can be the same window, a new window or another frame.","-"this" will show results in the same window.","-"blank" will open a new window.","-The name of another frame will generate the results in that frame.","*path to inc file IncFile is the header of the page generated by the script.","This can be edited in order to change colors and fonts to integrate in your site.","With jsind.exe comes and default.inc.","You cannot generate a script without this file or other inc file.","*To scan for html or txt files.","-Some changes to the database and script -Some bugs fixed v1.0 initial release.","Usage: jsind.exe <Main_Directory> <Web_Root> Example: jsind.exe c:&#47webpages http://www.iuliu.as.ro "Main_Directory" is the directory on your hard drive containing html files to be indexed.","The content should be identical with the real web site.","If the path contains spaces, it should be surrounded by double quotes.","For relative path "." can be used.",""Web_Root" is the root of the pages on the web.","Can't contain spaces.","if you need to have a local path you can write "file:///c:/yourpath" or for relative path "." can be used.","www.uk-itp.org/search_readme.txt","www.uk-itp.org/search_readme.txt","8.3","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
Page[32]=new Array("JavaScript Indexer v1.15.01 (04 Mar 2003) readme file Copyright (c) 2002, 2003 Iuliu <http://www.iuliu.as.ro> PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT: ============================================================================ This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied warranty.","In no event will the author(s) be held liable for any damages arising from the use of this software.","You may not use the software for any commercial, business, governmental or institutional purpose of any kind ("Noncommercial Purposes").","You may alter it and redistribute it freely, subject to the following restrictions: 1.","The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you wrote the original software.","If you use this software in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be appreciated but is not required.","Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.","This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution.","You may not receive any direct or indirect compensation for the distribution or use of this software.","============================================================================ INTRODUCTION: JavaScript Indexer is a console utility which creates javascript search engines.","It creates a js file.","The js file must be linked to the html file.","See the samples in the samples directory.","Description: On servers which don't admit server-side scripts (PHP/ASP/etc..) if you wish to add a search engine you have 2 options: -To use a dedicated external engine.","-Or to use a script that runs on client side.","The second option has the advantage that you can use the search engine offline (on html help, tutorials, etc..).","JavaScripts cannot search through directories on the server, so you must make a file which contain a database with the words you like to be searched for.","I made a console program (JavaScript Indexer) which scans a specified directory and all subdirectories for "*.htm*" and "*.txt" files and automatically indexes the web site, creating a database on a js file.","It writes the search function into the same file.","So all you have to do is to add few lines to the web page and you have your search engine running.","These lines are: Add this line in the HEAD section of the html (just after <HEAD>): <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" SRC="search.js"></script> And these lines where you want to add the input box: <form name="JF1" action="javascript:FND(document.JF1.JT1.value)"> <input type="text" name="JT1" size=25> <input type="submit" value="Search!"> </form> You can paste this code into your page.","IMPORTANT: If you use a non english alphabet then modify the meta tag in the head of default.inc.","The ".js" file is the file created by the program.","This file must be added on server.","Requirements and compatibility: Microsoft Windows 9x, Me, 2000, XP for jsind.exe The script theoretically works with these browsers: Internet Explorer 4 to 6 Netscape Navigator 4 to 7 But the the reality is different.","It was tested with these browsers: Browser Version Compatibility Same window New window Multiframe Internet Explorer 6.0 100% Yes Yes Yes Internet Explorer 5.0 95% Yes Yes Yes Internet Explorer 3.0 0% No No No Opera 7.0 95% Yes Yes Yes Mozilla 1.2.1 95% Yes Yes Yes Netscape Navigator 7.01 95% Yes Yes Yes Netscape Navigator 6.1 95% Yes Yes Yes Netscape Navigator 4.51 0% No No No Performance: The main drawback is that the program is slow with big files.","A 150k file containing a big table is processed in up to 20 seconds.","In return the script runs faster with fewer big files.","A database of 550 pages and 3.5MB is searched in approx.","40-60 seconds.","An average web site is searched in maximum 5-10 seconds.","For small sites (smaller then 25 pages) and low speed connections this engine is faster then a PHP/ASP version because the database is loaded with the page and the engine generates the result on the client browser.","The search speed is processor power dependent.","The information above is obtained on my old AMD K6-2@500MHz.","On a faster PC the search speed is greater.","Customization: You can customize the look of the generated result page by editing the default.inc which comes with the program or by creating another inc file and by editing the jsind.ini.","License: This program is FREEWARE.","Known bugs: -In single frame page if you include a search box in the search result page (see default.inc) in some bizarre cases not fully explained yet an error occurs and the initial page is displayed.","Test in your case to see if this error occurs if you decide to use this particular case.","-In IE6 and multiframe page you must press twice the "Go Back" link to work.","-If the page contains tag in tag (<< >>) or unclosed tags in some rare cases jsind.exe may hang-up.","-The WholeWordsOnly don't always work correctly.","To do (in the next versions): -Split results page -Javascript Indexer Controller - a GUI control program Revision History: What's new in v1.15.01 (04 Mar 2003) -Small bugfix around php files skipp (Thanks to Wok) -License Agreement has changed (sorry!) What's new in v1.15 (17 Feb 2003): -New input box -Multilingual.","Now available in English, French, Rumanian.","If you do a new translation please send to me to add in the program (see jsind.ini).","-New options in the ini file (see jsind.ini) (Thanks to Mikael): IndexTitleOnly WholeWordsOnly -Unicode problem maybe solved -A "GoTOP" improvement What's new in v1.13.02 (30 Jan 2003): -Special characters < , > and " replaced with their code on the searched word bug fix.","What's new in v1.13 (26 Jan 2003): -New option in the ini file (see jsind.ini): MinCharsToSearch -Some useless parts of the script removed.","What's new in v1.12: -Special characters < and > replaced with their code on the searched word.","What's new in v1.11: -New options in the ini file (see jsind.ini): ShowTopInformations ShowTopURL DateFormat ShowGoBack ShowGoTop MaxPhraseLength ElseMaxLength MaxPages MinFileSize MaxFileSize The js file is now specified in the ini file -Now you can use double quotes in inc files -Now the searched word is passed as argument to the search function.","This is more natural and increases the modularity for future improvements.","-Bug fixed: now the tags in text files are removed too.","-security improved.","If a PHP or ASP script is detected in a html page then this page is skipped.","-Some other bugs fixed What's new in v1.1: -Ini file added.","Now you can change some settings on the ini file: *Show information: Number of result, URL, Size, Date in any combination.","*Quotes per result *Result table width *Target frame: is the target window which will display the results.","It can be the same window, a new window or another frame.","-"this" will show results in the same window.","-"blank" will open a new window.","-The name of another frame will generate the results in that frame.","*path to inc file IncFile is the header of the page generated by the script.","This can be edited in order to change colors and fonts to integrate in your site.","With jsind.exe comes and default.inc.","You cannot generate a script without this file or other inc file.","*To scan for html or txt files.","-Some changes to the database and script -Some bugs fixed v1.0 initial release.","Usage: jsind.exe <Main_Directory> <Web_Root> Example: jsind.exe c:&#47webpages http://www.iuliu.as.ro "Main_Directory" is the directory on your hard drive containing html files to be indexed.","The content should be identical with the real web site.","If the path contains spaces, it should be surrounded by double quotes.","For relative path "." can be used.",""Web_Root" is the root of the pages on the web.","Can't contain spaces.","if you need to have a local path you can write "file:///c:/yourpath" or for relative path "." can be used.","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/search_readme.txt","www.uk-itp.org/ocs/ITP/search_readme.txt","8.3","Tue 30 Sep 2008");
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while(SearchWord.indexOf("<")>-1 || SearchWord.indexOf(">")>-1 || SearchWord.indexOf('"')>-1){SearchWord=SearchWord.replace("<","&lt;").replace(">","&gt;").replace('"',"&quot;");}
this.status="Searching, please wait...";BeginTime=new Date();
Result1+="<center><table cellpadding='10' class='t' width='100%'><tr><td>";
for(j=0;j<33;j++){k=Page[j].length-1;SamePage=false;LineNr=0;
for(i=0;i<k-2;i++){WordPos=Page[j][i].toLowerCase().indexOf(SearchWord);
if(WordPos>-1){
FoundWord=Page[j][i].substr(WordPos,SearchWord.length);
if(!SamePage){NrRes++;
Result3+="<P>";
Result3+="<a class='l' href='"+Page[j][k-2]+"'>"+Page[j][k-3].replace(FoundWord,FoundWord.bold())+"</a><BR>\n";
Result3+="<I>URL: "+Page[j][k-2]+"&nbsp;&nbsp;</I>";
Result3+="<I>Date: "+Page[j][k]+"&nbsp;&nbsp;</I>";
}SamePage=true;
if(i<k-3){LineNr++;if(LineNr>5){break;}
if(Page[j][i].length>350){Result3+="<LI>..."+Page[j][i].substr(WordPos-100,200+FoundWord.length).replace(FoundWord,FoundWord.bold())+"...\n";}
else{Result3+="<LI>"+Page[j][i].replace(FoundWord,FoundWord.bold())+"\n";}}
ResFound=true;}}}
if(!ResFound){
Result3+="<CENTER><U>No results found!</U></CENTER>\n";}
Result3+="<P><CENTER>"
Result3+="<a class='h' href='javascript:history.back()'><br><br>Previous &nbsp; &nbsp;</a>\n";
Result3+="<a class='h' href='#'>&nbsp; Top &nbsp; </a>\n";
Result3+="</CENTER></td></tr></table></center></BODY></HTML>";
Result2="<center><B>"+NrRes+"</B> result(s) found";
Result2+=" for <B>"+SearchWord+"</B>. Search took <B>";
Result2+=(Math.floor((new Date()-BeginTime)/10)/100)+"</B> second(s).</center><P>";
this.status="Done";
this.document.open();
this.document.write(Result1+Result2+Result3);
this.document.close();}
else{this.status="Error: You must enter at least 3 character(s)!";}}