Sentence examples for emerging indications for from inspiring English sources

There are many emerging indications for MRE.

Musculoskeletal pain in patients with rheumatic disorders is among the emerging indications for botulinum toxin therapy.

As a consequence, ADs such as lupus and scleroderma have become an emerging indication for cell therapy.

Similar experiments have been conducted with pravastatin and simvastatin, the results of which suggest asthma management to be an emerging indication for statins.

Embolotherapy for treating PVC has been performed for many years with several published studies included in this review, whilst an emerging indication for PVE is to treat lower limb varicosities associated with pelvic vein reflux.

In this article, we discuss the emerging indications of non-contrast MRI in preoperative assessment for TAVI and describe the commonly used MRI sequences.

An emerging indication of cryoablation is breast cancer.

It is not scientifically justifiable to ignore the valid evidence contained in observational studies when evaluating therapeutic interventions, particularly for emerging indications [ 41, 43– 47, 49, 49– 56, 56– 60].

Because so many novel therapies in the past have not lived up to their initial promise, we should protect our patients (and ourselves) and refrain from empirically administering eritoran for treatment of sepsis and other emerging indications at present.

Unusually for an emerging indication, the first published report of the use of negative pressure on closed incisions was a randomised controlled study.

The principal criterion for determining the role of biopsy in this emerging indication is the size of the solid renal mass.