The phrase "a curative approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies aimed at healing or remedying a problem, particularly in medical or therapeutic contexts.
Example: "The clinic specializes in a curative approach to treating chronic illnesses, focusing on long-term health improvements."
Alternatives: "healing method" or "therapeutic strategy."
Surgery is a curative approach in select patients.
Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) has offered a curative approach for treating patients with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID).
In the case of the heart, the possibility of replacing dysfunctional myocardium with de novo tissue offers a curative approach to augment traditional management strategies to prevent disease progression toward heart failure.
However, if a curative approach is chosen, preoperative imaging is essential to correctly identify all tumor lesions and avoid leaving behind small tumor nodules in the future liver remnant.
In the same way that medical treatment of HIV and cancer now favours a managerial over a curative approach which benefits the pharmaceutical industry through long-term course prescriptions, monitoring and decontamination programs in Fukushima tend to defer the recognition of reality as part of the prescription.
1- As a curative approach in case of a fistula and/or malignant airway wall involvement.
Two settings of the disease will be considered: the local setting with, most of the time, a curative, therapeutic approach, and the metastatic setting, with a palliative, medical approach.
Patients presented with advanced disease not amenable to a curative therapeutic approach.
According to available data, catheter ablation of VT in ARVC/D patients should be considered a potentially effective strategy for eliminating frequent VT episodes and ICD shocks rather than a curative therapeutic approach, until long-term efficacy has been consistently documented.
Gene therapy, a potential curative approach in the future, currently remains a distant prospect.
A survival benefit for the resected patients underlines the efficacy of a surgical resection even in a situation in which the initial findings preclude a potentially curative approach.
