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Our findings demonstrate that the features of CAV in a mouse model of fully-mismatched aortic allografts (an established model of CAV), are clearly ameliorated by in situ-targeting of DCs with donor allo-Ags, and correlate with the ability of apoptotic cells, unlike alive or necrotic cells, to restrain efficiently the anti-donor indirect T and B cell responses in allograft recipients.
Considering therapy options (CT and HT), Herceptin™ clearly ameliorated OS.
TB therapy clearly ameliorated the signs of immune activation, but HIV viral loads and CD4 levels remained unchanged throughout the study period.
The treatment with antisyndecan-4 in 8-week-old hTNFtg mice after onset of arthritis clearly ameliorated the jointdestruction, and improved cartilage-damage.
This was clearly ameliorated in the thalamus, cortex and brain stem in all of the treated mice (Figs 4A and 5A; data not shown).
We experienced a severe OSA case, where proteinuria was clearly ameliorated after CPAP treatment without any changes of medication or body weight.
Reducing operating slots in this way clearly ameliorates crowding.
Blocking TLR4 using Bartonella lipopolysaccharide, a naturally occurring TLR4 antagonist, clearly ameliorates murine collagen-induced arthritis [ 6].
Also, in Lyme-induced arthritis, treatment with subtoxic doses of inorganic mercury clearly ameliorates arthritis, while increasing circulating levels of total IgE [ 18].
Sacrocolpopexy in patients after cystectomy with orthotopic ileal bladder is a valuable operative modification which clearly ameliorates functioning of the neobladder: reduces the postvoid residual volume and decreases necessity of CIC.
Further research is needed to more clearly specify and ameliorate the negative effects of treatment on wellbeing, considering the potential for problems to reflect burdens related to sensorial (e.g., pain), psychosocial (e.g., fear), and physiologic (e.g., rash) aspects of treatment – which may require different responses.
