"conducted treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a treatment that has been performed or administered. Example: The doctor conducted treatment for the patient's illness.
MS performed the selection of patients, conducted treatment and observation during the period of the study, collected of the study results data, participated in writing of the manuscript.
The 5-year relative survival rate for patients with colorectal cancer is in between 12 and 90% and strongly depends on the time passed till diagnosis, the stage of the disease, and the conducted treatment [28].
Thus, ideally one carefully conducted treatment should allow the permanent correction/alleviation of disease symptoms.
Additionally, the conducted treatment regimen in this paper was discussed with recent literature describing the approach of infants with RS.
1– 6 Since these studies were conducted, treatment and especially adjuvant therapy have changed and survival improved.
We then conducted treatment experiments in the setting of established AA in mice, using both systemic delivery and topical delivery of baricitinib.
She "administered substances and or conducted treatments that caused the victim to stop breathing suddenly and die," the verdict said.
After measurements, specimens were stored in 0.9 % NaCl and further experiments were conducted (treatments using the different oral devices).
In this project we used similar parameters for high and low temperature and salinity treatments however we were conducted treatments independently.
We sent volunteers to help conduct treatment and provided pro bono clinical trainings.
He recently went to Kampala to conduct treatment advocacy training, but, he added, "Much can be done without ever leaving New York".
