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Therefore, bezafibrate monotherapy may be appropriate for treating early-onset type 2 diabetes coexisting with hypertriglyceridemia.
This therapeutic strategy may be appropriate for treating early-stage, cytokine-mediated disc degeneration.
Human neuroimaging and prior lesioning studies have thus been very useful in identifying putative deep brain stimulation targets that may be appropriate for treating psychiatric disorders (Greenberg et al., 2010 b ).
In agreement with other reports [ 23], all C. africana isolates tested were found to be susceptible (with very low MICs) to all antifungal agents, which would be appropriate for treating candidal balanoposthitis due to this emerging pathogen.
On the other hand, Bryant et al. [ 1] concluded that Dox-h at a dose of 10 mg/kg PO q12 h could be appropriate for treating infections caused by susceptible (MIC < 0.25 μg/ml) gram positive microorganisms.
While conservative, medical, and surgical treatment are all considered as being appropriate for treating symptomatic fibroids, myomectomy seems the only reasonable treatment option for women who wish to become pregnant.
Because of its characteristics, it is appropriate for treating femoral fractures classified as A2, A3, B1 and B2 and localized 7 cm distally from the lesser trochanter and 15 cm proximally to the knee joint rim.
Whereas, in general, the first line drugs and at least one of the alternative drug used to treat non-complicated infections, are appropriate for treat community-acquire UTI which are usually treated at home, to treat more complicated infections caused, for instance by MDR strains (frequent in this study), a tailored therapy will be necessary.
Thus, NPPCs might be appropriate for use in regenerative strategies to treat IVD degeneration.
When there is a concordance between the methods, HBPM may be appropriate for long-term follow-up of treated HTN patients.
In such a case it may be appropriate for the nurse to directly update the treating physician with this information.
