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However, there is evidence that adolescents with ALL have a better outcome when treated on a paediatric protocol rather than an adult protocol (Ramanujachar et al, 2007).

Patients with stroke achieved better outcomes when treated in IRFs at a higher cost.

Objective: Patients with ischemic stroke treated with tissue plasminogen activator (rt-PA) have better outcomes when treated closer to the time of symptom onset and within the 3-hour window.

Based on this data, management of early stage endometrial cancer by a general obstetrician-gynecologist, and perhaps general surgeons, appears reasonable as there is no evidence of better outcomes when treated by a gynecologic oncologist.

These patients have better outcomes when treated in ICUs with close and continuous involvement by critical care physicians [ 32, 33].

However, there may also be disadvantages: research suggests that children have better outcomes when treated in paediatric focused facilities rather than general intensive care services [ 8, 9].

Experiences in other neurologic conditions support the central role of specialists: stroke patients have better outcomes when treated on specialist stroke units rather than standard wards [ 38]; patients with multiple sclerosis are more likely to be prescribed innovative therapies by specialists than by general neurologists [ 39].

The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) mutations, for instance, are common in patients with NSCLC [ 7], and are known to confer survival benefit and better clinical outcome when treated with EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) [ 8, 9].

To control for prognostic variables found to be significant in the initial analysis (age and LDH), which were possibly contributing to better patient treatment outcome when treated with rituximab and doxorubicin, a Kaplan Meier regression was applied to the two groups according to treatment type (rituximab and doxorubicin versus nonrituximab and nondoxorubicin).

However, a phase II study showed that patients selected by perfusion CT <6 h after stroke onset with a small ischaemic core and significant mismatch had substantially better clinical outcomes when treated with a more effective reperfusion agent, tenecteplase (Parsons et al., 2012).

Thoracolumbar burst fractures have good outcomes when treated with early ambulation and orthosis (TLSO).