There were 900 fatalities among persons who received no or incomplete treatment.
Have you had to send away a patient with incomplete treatment because you cannot get a prescription?
The aim is to address problems of delayed help seeking, incomplete treatment and health system operations that affect increasing multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
To review the clinical and histologic features of idiopathic dacryoadenitis, and to assess prognostic factors associated with disease recurrence, treatment recalcitrance, and incomplete treatment response.
Adverse events (AEs) following intravesical bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) therapy are directly related to reduced compliance, leading to treatment cessation and incomplete treatment.
However, attempts to apply this to the manufacture of pharmaceutical proteins have been limited by incomplete treatment, low capacity or excessive dilution.
Peak stress was greater for the complete treatment group (light plus naphthalimide) than for the control or incomplete treatment groups (light only or napthalimide only).
There are obvious legal reasons for Cusk's incomplete treatment of such issues, breach of privacy being one with which she is already familiar (a threatened lawsuit against her 2009 memoir-lite, The Last Supper: A Summer in Italy, resulted in stocks having to be pulped a month after publication).
Such incomplete treatment can double a patient's risk that the cancer will come back, and it is of particular concern because more women are having lumpectomy instead of mastectomy, said Dr. Ann Butler Nattinger, a professor of medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee and lead author of the study, which is being published today in The Lancet.
This is due to a variety of effects: incomplete treatment of non-Gaussian effects, finite airway size, branching geometry, background susceptibility gradients and diffusion time dependence of the 3He MR diffusion behaviour in acinar airways.
In this paper, the author studied a TB model with isolation and incomplete treatment.
