Sentence examples for although not approved from inspiring English sources

Although not approved for any use by the FDA, piracetam has been used experimentally on stroke patients - to little effect - and on patients with a rare neurological condition called progressive myoclonus epilepsy, for whom it proved helpful in alleviating muscle spasms.

Although not approved for any use by the F.D.A., piracetam has been used experimentally on stroke patients — to little effect — and on patients with a rare neurological condition called progressive myoclonus epilepsy, for whom it proved helpful in alleviating muscle spasms.

Although not approved for the treatment of pseudoaneurysms in the AV grafts, stent use in this setting is emerging to be an important strategy.

Although not approved by the United States Food and Drug Association, mixing iodinated contrast media with gadolinium chelates has been done for many years now in North America and other countries with no harmful effects [8].

Although not approved in the USA for laparoscopic use, Seprafilm has been used laparoscopically in a case series of 19 patients suffering from chronic abdominal pain that underwent laparoscopic adhesiolysis with placement of Seprafilm [19, 20].

Although not approved in the US, the gemcitabine/cisplatin regimen has been widely adopted for this indication.

The use of ferumoxytol, although currently not approved as a routine MR contrast agent, is likely to grow due to its highly interesting vascular, macrophage, and in particular lymph node activity.

Also, specific collection tubes stabilizing blood samples are now commercially available, although being not approved yet for diagnostic purposes [ 18].

Although still not approved, two other echinocandins (anidulafungin and micafungin) are used in clinical practice, especially with non-neutropenic patients.

Bathing, although officially not approved, is very common at a river beach and other locations, and children have easy water access to the normally gently flowing stream.

Although mitoxantrone is not approved as a treatment for advanced prostate cancer, researchers said they believed it would be more ethical to compare the new drug to an active cancer medicine rather than to a placebo.