Sentence examples for modified the treatment from inspiring English sources

In the PRESCAP 2006 study, the physician modified the treatment in 30.4% (95% CI: 29.2 31.6) of the poorly controlled subjects.

A case with positive findings of intraoperative CEUS that modified the treatment is shown in Fig. 1 Open image in new window Fig. 1 The case of a single HCC that had undergone RFA and immediate re-treatment because of the detection of residual unablated tumour with intraprocedural CEUS.

In the study by Bianco et al. [46] dedicated to headache patient management by general practitioners in Italy, less than half (46.7%) of the GPs modified the treatment when new scientific evidence indicated that its use for a patient was less efficacious that the new one.

Baseline AHI significantly modified the treatment effect (P<0.001, figure 4 and appendix 2) in the intervention group.

Fartoukh et al. reported that the results of thoracentesis (n = 113) changed the diagnosis in 43% of patients and modified the treatment plan in 31% [ 4].

We have therefore modified the treatment algorithm at our institution, and the indication for humeral resurfacing is restricted to mild cases of osteoarthritis with Walch type-A1 glenoids.

HbA1c information could modify the treatment indicated for the symptoms that brought the patient to the ED.

Multidisciplinary studies in course will modify the treatment strategies before elaborating "guidelines" with enough scientific evidence to reach consensus.

Laparoscopy is a valuable tool in the evaluation of undiagnosed CPP, as it can establish a definite diagnosis and modify the treatment without resorting to exploratory laparotomy [3].

A better understanding may help reduce frequent complications such as muscle contractures, axial deviation and traction injury to vessels and nerves but would also allow modifying the treatment regimen.

Dosing and route of administration varied across trials; whether these characteristics modify the treatment effect has not been sufficiently studied for omega-3, and our subgroup analysis comparing enteral and parenteral routes was inconclusive.