Sentence examples for for chronic cases from inspiring English sources

The standard current therapy for chronic cases -- a combination of a different type of interferon, peginterferon alfa, and the antiviral drug ribavirin -- has a success rate of about 55percentt.

Some people who donate, especially for chronic cases or for first-time donors and who want to see where their money's going, meet the patients, and sometimes, like the volunteers, get to know their families quite well.

They reported a pooled sensitivity of 0.24 for the pivot shift test and a higher pooled sensitivity and specificity for the anterior drawer test (0.92 and 0.91, respectively), even for chronic cases only.

The proportion with gallstones ever recorded declined from 30%to28%8% among all cases and from 22%to15%5% for chronic cases.

The cost for treating aggressive periodontitis was significantly greater than for chronic cases (MYR 3,527/€882 vs. MYR 2,636/€659 respectively).

Across all countries, the preference of ENTs offering acoustic equipment, psychological treatment and tinnitus retraining therapy to tinnitus patients was greater for chronic cases (averages = 68.8%, 42.3% and 52.4%, respectively) than for acute cases (averages = 20.6%, 15.0% and 14.5%, respectively).

Background: The prescription of exercise as a conservative treatment for lumbar pain is frequent and seems effective for the chronic cases of nonspecific low back pain.

However, operational ambiguities (e.g. not knowing what has already been expended for health care, what excess the budget might permit, what process to follow for higher level permission, will future funds be available for expensive chronic cases) make a difficult ethical decision even more difficult.

Cystitis is usually treated with antibiotics, with symptoms often improving quickly for first-time infections and longer treatments becoming necessary for more chronic cases.

Thus, if any general practical recommendation can be made, acute stroke patients should be evaluated by native CT followed by PCT, with MRI reserved for more chronic cases of brain ischemia or control examinations in stroke patients.

Patterns of recurrence were described using the number of attacks after first pancreatitis event, for acute cases, chronic cases, and overall.