"custom treatment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a tailored approach or program that is specifically designed for a particular individual or group. For example, "The doctor developed a custom treatment plan for the patient's condition."
Invoca's products include call tracking, call analytics, and custom treatment based on factors like location and whether they're a new customer.
From there, I'd receive a custom treatment plan that combines the X-ray plus 3D scan to predict how my teeth will move.
Skin contractures secondary to burn and other types of trauma can be encountered on almost every part of human body, best addressed by a custom treatment protocol tailored for each patient.
Advances in machine learning can help accelerate cancer drug development and therapy selections, enabling doctors to match patients with clinical trials, and improving their abilities to provide custom treatment plans for cancer patients (Herceptin, one of the earliest examples, remains one of the best).
The higher costs for custom treatment include printing the cutting and drilling guide, printing the custom titanium plate and augment, adding threats to the plate for use with locking screws and adding a threat to the augment in order to mount it to the plate.
By elucidating disorders of unknown genetic aetiology, exome sequencing can inform custom treatment options, thus ushering in a new era of truly personalized medicine.
Steinman's last experiment would be, in many ways, the culmination of a new trend in cancer research: designing custom treatments for each patient.
Sexy, tropical accommodations, exciting Viequense cuisine at Sorcé restaurant and custom treatments at AWAY Spa are just the beginning.
(In the last part, Foster may have been referring to lax customs treatment by the Travel Office of goods brought back from foreign trips by reporters.
Its "free trade zone" status will allow it to benefit from tax-free status for 15 years, including exemption from the communal taxes as well as having special customs treatment.
To compare visual acuity, refractive, wavefront, and visual quality outcomes between optimized prolate ablation (OPA) and optical path difference custom aspheric treatment (OPDCAT) algorithms for myopia correction.
