Levofloxacin monitoring is recommended to obtain clinical cure and low incidence of antimicrobial resistance.
Recurrence is relatively common, and long-term monitoring is recommended, with repeat excision of symptomatic lesions.
Long-term monitoring is recommended to verify the on-going success of the dams in preventing upstream invasion.
Periodic audiology monitoring is recommended to detect early hearing loss and to revise the treatment if necessary.
However, considering the high capacity of acclimation of this species, permanent monitoring is recommended, even in areas having a low risk of invasion.
Quality improvement monitoring is recommended to ensure nursing adherence to any practice change.
Careful monitoring is recommended as a reduced dose of methadone may be necessary [15].
To guarantee food safety, continuous monitoring is recommended for pesticide residues in vegetables especially those eaten raw.
Postoperative PICU monitoring is recommended given that the risks of postoperative complications in this young age group is high (28%) and often related to perioperative oxygen requirements.
Systemic absorption of antibiotics may be substantial in patients with renal failure, and drug monitoring is recommended when aminoglycosides are used [36, 37].
The importance of TEE for IVC invading tumors is well recognized [4], and TEE monitoring is recommended for stages 3 and 4 patients [5].
