Sentence examples for attendant side effects from inspiring English sources

It is hoped, through this change of practice, the amount of conventional pain treatment (morphine and NSAID) and their attendant side effects can be reduced for this vulnerable group of patients (see Table 3).

Further work is needed to help physicians to understand their patients' views on hepatitis C. A recent study showed that persons with hepatitis C preferred to expedite periods of poor health, implying that they may be more likely to proceed with antiviral therapy and its attendant side effects than to delay treatment [ 19].

There is currently no cure and drug therapy, with its attendant side-effects, can only temporarily relieve the symptoms.

The rationale behind developing sustained release microsphere formulations of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) administered via the intra-articular (IA) route is to minimise the systemic bioavailability and attendant side-effects associated with oral drug administration.

The efficacy of IFN has increased with combination therapy without any significant increase in attendant side-effects.

Nevertheless, as low-risk cancer does not mean complete absence of risk, the large majority of men with low-risk, early-stage disease undergo aggressive intervention with radical prostatectomy (RP) and/or radiation therapy (RT), despite their attendant long-term side effects and cost [ 4– 6].

Since patients with metastatic disease have traditionally been considered to be best served by palliative treatments, it is incumbent upon physicians to demonstrate that the escalation of treatment (with attendant risks of side effects or complications) is associated with gains in survival and/or quality of life.

Nonetheless, a large majority of men with low-risk, early stage disease still undergo aggressive intervention with radical prostatectomy and/or radiation therapy [ 2], despite their attendant long-term side effects and cost, in large part because clinicians are uncertain as to the accuracy of conventional methods for discriminating low-risk from high-risk disease.

And unlike the billions of dollars spent on statin drugs, with the attendant known and unknown side effects (including a 9 percent rise in the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes, which is already epidemic), the only side effects of comprehensive lifestyle changes are good ones.

However, there are praiseworthy advances in medical and pharmacological management of patients with HIV/AIDS with reported successes but not without attendant costs and adverse side effects [ 10, 11].

Many drugs are attendant with significant systemic risks and side effects.