Sentence examples for avoiding trauma from inspiring English sources
As for prevention, Dr. Scher advised avoiding trauma, keeping the toenails cut short, wearing properly fitting shoes ("That would exclude stilettos," he said) and maintaining good foot hygiene.
Therapy consists of avoiding trauma and of administering injections of purified factor VIII, which was once isolated from outdated human blood donations but can now be made in large amounts through recombinant DNA technology.
Potential advantages of this technique are aspiration of distal airway secretions, avoiding trauma, and improving tolerance.
It is possible to prevent the onset of prepatellar bursitis, or prevent the symptoms from worsening, by avoiding trauma to the knee or frequent kneeling.
Overnight fasted male Wistar rats (220 250 g) were sacrificed and diaphragms were isolated avoiding trauma and divided into two hemidiaphragms.
Gastroscopy permits us to introduce the live larvae during the challenge avoiding trauma from mastication, whereas the continuous monitoring of the larval migration from the gastric lumen, throughout the walls of the alimentary tract and the visceral cavity is made by celioscopy.
Cognitive and behavioural theories on the development and course of posttraumatic stress [ 10, 11] propose painful intrusions and hyperarousal can establish cognitive processes and behavioural patterns with the purpose of avoiding trauma-related stimuli.
Many patients report improved symptoms at rest and with elevation of the legs, and some authors have advocated strict avoidance of physical strain as a way to avoid trauma and subsequent impaction or insufficiency fracture of fragile bone [ 10]; our experience corroborates this.
Participants at ten sites were randomly assigned to receive one of the two treatments: active treatment that embedded exposure therapy in a group context or comparison treatment that avoided trauma focus and instead addressed current interpersonal problems.
Substances were infused at a slow rate to avoid trauma and vesicoureteral reflux (18).
This in turn avoids trauma, infection and other risks that lead to morbidity and mortality of neonates.
