The phrase "aggressive supportive" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is describing a type of support that is both forceful and encouraging, but clarity may be lost.
Example: "Her aggressive supportive approach helped the team push through their challenges, motivating them to achieve their goals."
Alternatives: "forcefully encouraging" or "intensely supportive".
Urgent administration of ATRA should be initiated with aggressive supportive measures including blood product support with platelets and cryoprecipitate while the genetic diagnosis is rapidly established.
Despite a good susceptibility to penicillin which usually results in an assumed bacterial clearance from blood cultures early on; extensive organ damage often mandates a prolonged period of aggressive supportive therapy.
Because of the morbidity associated with biopsy and its questionable value in the course of management of this patient, she was treated empirically with aggressive supportive measures and high-dose corticosteriod therapy.
Incision and drainage, and aggressive supportive treatment, such as chest tube placement, are sometimes necessary [18].
In the critically ill and injured patient, aggressive supportive measures may be harmful and the 'less is more' paradigm appears applicable.
MAP was significantly decreased in septic animals after 24 h compared to sham-operated pigs (p < 0.05) despite aggressive supportive volume and vasopressor therapy.
For those in a relatively poor condition and/or refusing aggressive treatment, supportive treatment was undertaken.
Patients with multiple organ failure induced by septic shock need aggressive life support such as vasopressors, mechanical ventilation and/or renal supportive therapy.
If, as in New York City, a significant proportion of these people are extensive users of acute-care health services, public shelters and the criminal justice system, "an aggressive investment in supportive housing is warranted," the University of Pennsylvania study said.
Here it encouraged an existence that was rackety, promiscuous, sometimes painful (and, yes, "aggressive"), but also supportive in so far as it allowed Amis to feel that he could write out of feelings that he felt were honest.
"The buying behavior of the Chinese has been very aggressive, and very supportive of the art market," Andrew Foster, president of Christie's in Asia, said in a November interview.
