Sentence examples for interventional management from inspiring English sources

Depending on the different manifestations of ACS, UA/NSTEMI versus STEMI, the current 2007 American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association (ACC/AHA) guidelines allow conservative noninterventional medical management (MM) and/or invasive interventional management by percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) or coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) [ 7, 8].

The challenge lies in predicting which of the patients receiving initial conservative treatment may require delayed interventional management because of urological complications.

To test the hypothesis that left ventricular (LV) dilation associated with pressure-restrictive ventricular septal defect (VSD) often remains stable or regresses spontaneously, calling into question the role of interventional management for such defects.

Given the improvements in systemic management of atherosclerosis and interventional management of limb ischemia over the past 2 decades, we examined whether these outcomes have changed in patients with CLI without revascularization options (no option-critical limb ischemia [NO-CLI]).

The interventional management of aortic occlusions is subsequently discussed.

It is important to recognise the presence of lobar and segmental liver atrophy and hypertrophy, as it influences the surgical and interventional management of biliary obstruction [3, 7].

Accruing clinical experience suggests that long-term outcomes are not compromised, and may be improved, with non-interventional management strategies.

We believe these models improve understanding of the complex anatomical spatial relationships in these defects and provide additional insight for pre/intra-interventional management and surgical planning.

The mother opted for non-interventional management and neonatal resuscitation if signs of life were present at birth.

However, the majority of our patients had received interventions within a similar doctor-patient setting (physiotherapy, acupuncture, psychotherapy, manual therapy, interventional pain management) prior to their enrollment in this case series, and still had been unresponsive to treatment.

"I have done thousands of cases," he says, "and the evolution from interventional pain management into minimally invasive spine surgery is a very logical, natural one".