MRI might be a suitable technique for patient selection when considering peritonectomy and HIPEC.
Conclusions: Based on the results of this study, K-Ras mutation status may be a suitable indicator of patient eligibility and a prognostic indicator for responsiveness to anti-EGFR therapy alone, or in combination with chemotherapy.
It could, for example, be a suitable tool for patient-related outcome measures (PROMs) in connection with national registries.
These results suggest that edoxaban 15 mg once daily may be a suitable dose in patients undergoing orthopedic surgery who have severe renal impairment [ 47].
RNFS can efficiently assess the effectiveness of hESC therapy in treating patients with MS. It could be a suitable scoring system for patients with MS as it can assess the slightest improvements in the patients.
Overall, this fully automated table top cytometer may be a suitable tool for ICU patient monitoring and on-going clinical trials as there is no need for sample preparation and results are quickly obtained (under 30 min for each cartridges).
This fully automated table top cytometer appears to be a suitable tool for ICU patient monitoring and on-going clinical trials as there is no sample preparation and no need for specific skills in flow cytometry.
However, a number of other investigations in this area have suggested that the HADS may not be a suitable instrument to assess patients with cancer [ 24, 32].
In addition, TURP may not be a suitable treatment for some patients who wish to avoid an invasive surgical procedure or for whom surgery may pose excessive risks.
Brachytherapy might be a suitable option in older patients, but the survival benefit in older men with low-risk disease has not yet been established.
