Sentence examples for be controlled by topical from inspiring English sources

Mild psoriasis can normally be controlled by topical therapy.

This severity of psoriasis can no longer be controlled by topical therapies.

(Delphi-result: vote 17/19 = agreement, round 4) Mild plaque psoriasis can usually be controlled by topical therapy.

(Delphi-result: vote 17/19 = agreement, round 4) "If BSA ≤ 10 and PASI ≤ 10 indicates mild disease but DLQI > 10 indicates significant impact on quality of life psoriasis can be considered moderate to severe and systemic therapy may be initiated when the patient's disease cannot be controlled by topical treatment".

"If BSA ≤ 10 and PASI ≤ 10 indicates mild disease but DLQI > 10 indicates significant impact on quality of life psoriasis can be considered moderate to severe and systemic therapy may be initiated when the patient's disease cannot be controlled by topical treatment".

The disease was controlled by topical azithromycin alone in 15 out of 16 patients (18 eyes).

For example, NICE approved pimecrolimus 'for very restricted use for the second-line treatment of moderate atopic eczema on the face and neck in children aged 2 16 that has not been controlled by topical steroids and only where adverse effects such as irreversible skin atrophy were likely' four restrictions by age, site, previous treatment and risk of adverse effects.

Ideally, for instance, mild-to-moderate psoriasis could be controlled by effective topical agents, which rapidly resolve lesions by directly interfering with TFs and cellular pathways that promote excessive KC proliferation [8,9].

IOP increase can usually be well controlled by topical antiglaucoma medication and is reversible in most patients after oil removal [ 84].

For the patients in this study, the IOP was not controlled by topical medication and/or there was evidence of deterioration of glaucoma defined by worsening of the visual field, indicating the need for surgery.

Among them, IOP was not controlled by topical glaucoma medication in 1 eye (proliferative diabetic retinopathy patient), requiring additional glaucoma surgery.