Sentence examples for favourable management of from inspiring English sources

Although in general, the prognosis for PPB is favourable, management of these patients can be costly, including hospitalization, blood transfusion and possible further endoscopic intervention.

The review should highlight favourable management procedures that saved the life of the woman, as well as adverse factors that led to the near-miss situation.

Given the complexity of tumour behaviour and treatment strategy, patients with NET require multidisciplinary care for the most favourable management.

However, the probability of early race starts in a horse with a low genetic performance potential can be increased by a favourable management.

The present study's categories Taking on responsibility, Ambiguity about responsibility and Collaborating responsibility could be related to the description of active coping and patients with musculoskeletal disorder might benefit from these taken attitudes for a favourable management.

Despite these generally favourable improvements in the management of hyperlipidemia and hypertension, still only one-third of patients with insufficiently controlled blood pressure or lipid ratio levels in 2003 received an initiation or intensification of antihypertensive or lipid-lowering treatment in 2004.

This attitude is favourable to implementation of home management of malaria strategy which emphasizes prompt and correct treatment.

Primary care physicians commonly manage angina in the community and may be predisposed to adopt a less favourable approach towards the clinical management of symptomatic women in both the USA and UK [ 20, 21].

Our findings add support to the observation (in both the UK and USA) that when presented with simulated clinical vignettes, primary care physicians seem predisposed to adopt a less favourable approach towards the clinical management of women with cardiac symptoms compared to men [ 20, 21].

Results showed that PRP augmented the favourable outcome of allografts in the management of displaced calcaneal fractures: at 12 months no significant differences were found between 3 groups, but at 24 and 72 months the results of autologous bone and the allograft with PRP were similar and both were significantly better than the allograft alone.

Despite the lean forces, the company received generally favourable reviews over the next five years under the management of Ian Martin.