Sentence examples for augmentation subsequent from inspiring English sources
18, 19, 22 Symptomatic VCFs are common post vertebral augmentation; subsequent vertebral augmentation procedures are usually performed for prompt pain relief.
This case-controlled study aimed to investigate potential effect of membrane exposure lateral ridge augmentation and subsequent implant placement.
No interaction was determined between subject and response to treatment (F(1) = 0.061, p = .805), meaning that all patients presented similar patterns of ridge augmentation and subsequent resorption.
This study aims to assess the effect of vocal fold injection augmentation (IA) on subsequent medialization laryngoplasty (ML).
Bertout et al. demonstrated that inhibiting HIF-2α increases radiation-induced apoptosis via ROS accumulation and subsequent augmentation of p53 activity [49].
10 patients had repeated curettage, 2 required subsequent augmentation with cement, and 4 had endoprosthetic replacement.
Moreover, acceptance under some circumstances may be counter-productive, leading to a subsequent augmentation of negative affect.
Transient desaturation at maximum PEEP during SRMs with subsequent augmentation of oxygen saturation higher than baseline with PEEP reduction has previously been described by our group [ 16] and by others [ 17].
Moreover, adenosine receptors can also be coupled to the Gs family activating ADCY or the Gi/o family inhibiting ADCY with subsequent augmentation or reduction of cyclic AMP (cAMP).
Indomethacin pretreatment did, however, inhibit the subsequent augmentation by NGF injection of weight-bearing asymmetry in the osteoarthritic rats (40.8 (35.9 to 45.7) compared to osteoarthritic rats which had received saline pretreatment prior to injection of NGF (67.1 (57.7 to 76.6); p<0.001) (figure 3A).
The results support the hypothesis that prolonged morphine treatment induces the formation of MOP DOP receptor interactions and subsequent augmentation of the available cell surface DOP receptors, at least some of which are in the form of a MOP/DOP receptor species.
