Sentence examples for conventional indications from inspiring English sources

Conventional indications for HTO are medial compartment osteoarthritis and varus malalignment of the knee causing pain and dysfunction.

In the recent observational study from the FINNAKI group, applying RRT for conventional indications at an early stage was also associated with lower mortality [94].

All patients had conventional indications with symptomatic AF and a failed attempt to maintain sinus rhythm with antiarrhythmic medication [ 1].

The SERF Registry prospectively acquired data on 1703 patients undergoing initial ICD implantation for conventional indications at 128 US centres between the years 2001and 2004.

Thus, in patients with conventional indications for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring, the device is intended as a means to display continuous haemodynamic data in a comprehensive manner.

Finally, study patients had a significantly longer time from diagnosis to first treatment for CLL, according to conventional indications, than a comparison cohort with similar biologic risk profiles.

These results have implications for the use of such systems outside the conventional indication of acute life-threatening hypoxemia.

The MUSTIC AF randomized trial, besides being the first randomized trial demonstrating possible benefits of CRT in HF patients with permanent AF and conventional indication for CRT, also showed that in these patients, the preferred mode of ventricular stimulation was biventricular as opposed to RV.

Those requesting caesarean section without conventional obstetric indications or medical indications for mother or foetus, should be advised of these potential risks.

FCI is a better indication of the line condition than the failure frequency which is the conventional indicator used widely in railway maintenance management.

Robert P. Morgan's "20th-Century Music" (Norton, 1991) describes this score as "possibly the earliest instance of a completely graphic musical score... without conventional musical indications of any kind... not unlike a nonrepresentational painting that the performer is to interpret musically".