The management of elderly is even more delicate in cancer patients because such patients have unique issues that require evaluation of life expectancy, functional status, comorbidities and risk of treatment-related morbidity [ 2].
That delicate question pits patient advocates, who say the cells hold promise for treating disease, against abortion opponents, who object because the embryos, which they regard as nascent human life, are destroyed.
The interim guidance is yet to go through the formal consultation process, but even in its present form it seems to recognise the delicate balance between patient confidentiality and the need for authorities to get at least a near-accurate picture of violent crime.
The amount of augmentation required for a given case is a delicate interplay between patient aesthetic desires and corrective measures taken for optimal nasal airflow.
Circularity, with the attendant flexibility for individualization, could provide the image describing the delicate interaction between patient and practitioner with systematic reviews, RCTs, qualitative reviews, safety, cost and individual clinical experience, all being important and recognized elements of each individualized decision-making process.
With the growing awareness of LIH, future research should focus on the best treatment for this delicate group of patients.
Due to time constraints, the project had a strict deadline, and because of the delicate context, the patients suffering from chronic disease and peritoneal dialysis had to be treated with care: only one user test was performed with a very small sample.
Specific skills are needed to maintain the delicate confidential doctor-patient relationship.
Because of their delicate skin, older patients are also more susceptible to bruising from BTX-A injections.
