Sentence examples for managed with continued from inspiring English sources
He was thought to have underlying chronic liver disease secondary to hepatitis B virus and alcohol consumption, with a superadded hepatic TB-IRIS, and was successfully managed with continued HAART and TB drugs with inpatient monitoring of liver enzymes.
A broad economic evaluation is essential to inform commissioning and service decisions about the most efficient policy for managing patients with continuing knee problems.
Loria declined to discuss a possible contract extension with Alou, who said in spring training that he was unsure if he would continue managing with the Expos or continue managing at all after this season.
Among PHIV with virologic failure after at least 6 months of cART, we compared immunological and virologic outcomes 12 months after virologic failure in children managed with the following treatment options: continue with current failing cART; switch to a new cART; switch to a non-cART, drug-sparing regimen and discontinue all ART.
Two thousand acres of wetlands were added to the refuges and 1.4 million acres of protected land continued to be managed with care.
The disease subsides spontaneously in the majority of cases and can be managed with conservative therapy, but some patients continue to have a painful shoulder for an extended period of time with the deposits not showing any signs of resolution.
She was managed with nasogastric tube feeding and baclofen but continued to deteriorate and died aged 10 months.
If any of these AEs occur at grade ≤ 2, HCQ may be continued and the AE managed with supportive care.
The patient continues to be conservatively managed with up-titration of RAAS blockade and is being closely monitored by the clinic.
Hypertension, which can occur anytime after the initiation of treatment, usually can be managed with oral antihypertensive agents, and treatment can be continued without reduction in dose.
Where children had managed to continue with some activity, these were sometimes prioritised if they were particularly enjoyable although often limited to prevent an increase in symptoms.
