Sentence examples for full dose therapy from inspiring English sources

Full dose therapy with an H2 blocker may be used initially, but PPI therapy is more effective in providing symptom relief and healing esophagitis, which may be present in this group of patients.

Additional studies should investigate the benefits of feedback-mediated exercise received as full dose therapy, as well as the long-term effectiveness of such treatment.

Unfortunately, mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) is associated with significant adverse effects (AE), which, in many cases, preclude full-dose therapy.

Karpman and Kurzrock [ 27] reviewed the adverse events associated with co-trimoxazole use in children on full-dose therapy, and indicated that cutaneous lesions were the most common hypersensitivity reactions to co-trimoxazole, accounting for 70% of all adverse events.

These data were consistent with one of the underlying hypotheses (namely that dose density could increase efficacy with a reasonable toxicity profile) but not the other (that sequential, full-dose therapy is superior to combination chemotherapy).

Several factors have been associated with improved outcomes in patients treated with lenalidomide and dexamethasone, including early use of lenalidomide and dexamethasone immediately after the first-line therapy, reduction of lenalidomide dose after 12 months of full-dose therapy, increased depth of response and prolonged duration of treatment.

When we sought to analyze the effects of combination therapy and full dose Etanercept therapy, it appeared evident that different functions of regulatory T cells were affected by the two treatments.

Dose reduction or delay of therapy was performed according to the following criteria: all patients received full dose of therapy on day 22 with leukocytes >2500  μl−1 and thrombopenia grade ⩽1.

Adherence to the full dose of therapy for the prescribed treatment duration enhances the likelihood of sustained virologic response.

It could therefore be argued that our results may underestimate the benefit of full dose combination therapy.

However, in sensitivity analyses there was no qualitative difference in any of the outcomes analyzed when trials aiming at reaching recommended full dose ARB therapy were compared to trials where ≥80% of patients in the combination group reached the target dose of the recommended ARB.