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Conclusions: In properly selected and carefully managed cases of breech presentation, induction of labor seems a safe and reasonable option.
Ophthalmologists who had managed cases of tuberculous optic neuropathy were identified through postings on the electronic communities of the American Uveitis Society, the International Uveitis Study Group, the Association of Proctor Fellows, and the North American Neuro-Ophthalmology Society.
We managed cases of pulmonary actinomycosis with antibiotic treatment for less than 6 months.
Audits were undertaken in 157 higher facilities, with an attempt to audit five recently managed cases of pre-eclampsia/eclampsia and PPH at each facility.
From January 1 through February 28 , 2010 he worked in the adult medicine and pediatric wards and clinically managed cases of meningoencephalitis in 14 patients, including 3 with confirmed NiV infection and other severely ill febrile patients who had not been enrolled in NiV surveillance.
But the chairman of UBS, Kaspar Villiger, said Thursday in a speech to a business group in Bern that "it was a very professionally managed case of fraud, possibly by one person acting alone," and that he felt "personally disappointed".
We experienced a successfully managed case of perforated CC in an adult who underwent endoscopic biliary drainage followed by a definitive single-stage surgery.
To report a successfully managed case of extensive intracranial sinus thrombosis that occurred during an IVF cycle, and to review the literature.
In effect, the Guantanamo Bay Naval Station is the world's most highly organized, tightly managed case of squatting (complete with a local Starbucks) on property that has effectively been abandoned by Cuba in protest.
Almost every day now, public health officials have to retool, at times subtly and sometimes quite definitively, the way they are surveying, diagnosing and managing cases of anthrax.
One panel member, W. Kipling At Lee Jr., a retired Air Force colonel who served as his service's deputy general counsel, said Haditha was "a case study" in how the military should not manage cases of alleged criminal action by American service personnel.
