Sentence examples for less exacerbation from inspiring English sources

Yet, participation in physical activity has been associated with less exacerbation of lymphedema-related symptoms in breast cancer survivors [ 16].

In cases of idiopathic neuromyelitis optica, a demyelinating disease of the central nervous system characterized by the co-occurrence of transverse myelitis and optic neuritis, treatment with Rituximab was well tolerated and patients experienced less exacerbation than expected, based on their historical data for attack rates [41].

Patients with COPD who had received integrated intervention for a year, however, showed improved quality of life as indicated in symptom scores on the respiratory questionnaire and experienced less exacerbation of COPD compared with those in the control community (data not shown).

There was a trend for less exacerbations in the Lung Flute group (p = 0.07).

Treatment decisions will be tailored better to the needs of the individual patient, resulting in less unnecessary treatment prescriptions, less exacerbations and a better COPD-specific health-related quality of life.

Based on these few findings it is plausible to hypothesise that physical exercise training for patients with COPD may result in fewer exacerbations, or at least in less severe exacerbations, meaning exacerbations with a shorter duration or exacerbations without the necessity for hospital admission.

A course of five days was especially prescribed in case of a less severe exacerbation.

COPD patients who experience frequent exacerbations are more likely than those with less frequent exacerbations to acquire a cold, but both groups have approximately the same rates of COPD exacerbations once the cold has been acquired [ 29, 30].

First, we showed that CF patients with >2 pulmonary exacerbations in the past year were more sedentary compared with those with less frequent exacerbations.

Seemungal et al. [ 3] reported that subjects with frequent COPD exacerbations during the preceding year had significantly higher St . Georges Respiratory Questionnaire (SGRQ) [ 4] scores than those with less frequent exacerbations.

Humanized anti-IL-9 monoclonal antibody MEDI-528 was shown to have an acceptable safety profile in clinical trials with a trend toward less frequent exacerbations in the treatment group 80.