However, we found that the use of cheaper outpatient emergency services in period 1 was actually more frequent in the step-down condition, which could suggest that avoidant PD patients in step-down treatment also experienced insufficient psychological containment in the first phase of treatment.
Moreover, due to early confusion resulting from imprecise clinical diagnosis and case definition (7 ), correct clinical diagnosis and prompt isolation were often impossible, which resulted in insufficient isolation and gaps in the containment strategy for hospital infection control (8 ).
CXCR2 down-regulation leads to insufficient neutrophil recruitment to the site of infection, impaired bacterial containment, uncontrolled systemic inflammation and a poor prognosis (Alves-Filho et al, 2010).
In our experience, we find that antibiotic treatment is insufficient to reach a resolution but can obtain exclusively a containment of the disease; only 10.5% of patients with BRONJ reached complete response with only antibiotics.
They also often fail to appreciate that the factors that limit the potential success of source remediation (insufficient characterization) may also limit the success of any proposed containment strategy.
Compared with other resource-poor settings, conflict situations, because of disrupted health services, may have even more substandard infection control, insufficient trained staff, and personal protective equipment (PPE), which make EHF containment difficult.
Pandemic plans set out strategies of prevention, containment, mitigation and recovery but workshop participants noted an insufficient link between pandemic plans and public health laws, potentially limiting the effectiveness of those strategies.
When these 7 sites were excluded from analysis, the standardized risk ratio for containment only was 1.19 (95% CI, 0.90 1.48); for gas control only, the numbers were insufficient to allow an accurate calculation of a CI.
In both cases, the usual physical containment methods — hedges as pollen barriers, rows of conventional crops as buffer strips — had proved an insufficient obstacle to roving DNA.
