Data were insufficient to recommend EMS/VMS.
For the majority of critical ill patients who are fed enterally, the available evidence is insufficient to recommend glutamine supplementation.
Metoclopramide, droperidol, and ondansetron may be effective, but safety data are insufficient to recommend them as first-line agents.
Today, level of proof remains insufficient to recommend the testing of a patient's genotype before tamoxifen prescription.
Although evidence is insufficient to recommend routine vitamin D screening in seniors, universal vitamin D supplementation is not desirable either.
Although the data are insufficient to recommend early initiation of RRT, it seems necessary to pursue research in this field [8].
In patients having nosocomial LRTI, data are insufficient to recommend tailoring the therapeutic approach based on a single PCT level or even repeated measurements.
For ICU patients suspected of community-acquired infection, we do not recommend using a threshold serum PCT value to help the decision to initiate antibiotic therapy; data are insufficient to recommend using PCT serum kinetics for the decision to initiate antibiotic therapy in patients suspected of ICU-acquired infection.
In adult patients suspected of community-acquired LRTI, we suggest withholding antibiotic therapy when the serum PCT level is low (<0.25 ng/mL); in patients having nosocomial LRTI, data are insufficient to recommend initiating therapy based on a single PCT level or even repeated measurements.
As of 2012, evidence for light therapy and lasers is insufficient to recommend routine use.
For those whose blood pressure is less, the evidence is insufficient to recommend for or against screening.
