First, starting with more aggressive therapy and, second, treating patients more aggressively after early DMARD therapy has been initiated.
More aggressive therapy is therefore needed to achieve non HDL cholesterol goals than LDL cholesterol goals.
Horn SD, DeJong G, Smout RJ, Gassaway J, James R, Conroy B. Stroke rehabilitation patients, practice, and outcomes: is earlier and more aggressive therapy better?
Dutasteride, a dual 5α-reductase inhibitor (5ARI), may delay prostate cancer progression or extend the time to initiation of more aggressive therapy.
Generally, "a patient in a palliative care unit can get more aggressive therapy," said Donald Schumacher, chief executive of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
Because many prostate cancers are believed to have a low probability of spreading elsewhere in the body, many experts believe that widespread use of P.S.A. often leads to more aggressive therapy than some men require.
In conclusion, we found that more aggressive therapy was associated with better survival, even among elderly Veterans and whether compared overall or by age group, VA patients showed decreased survival relative to a national cohort.
The need for more aggressive therapy in IVGG-resistant cases can be recognized early by increases in the WBC and neutrophil counts and serum CRP concentration after IVGG administration.
In particular, the integration of geriatric and oncological information has led to better recognition of elderly candidates for more aggressive therapy which is usually reserved for younger patients, while recognizing more fragile patients who need only support therapy.
Ten percent of adults are shifted into higher-risk groups by the simplified system; at the same time, the system underestimates the risk for 5 percent of adults, who might benefit from more aggressive therapy.
This convenient regimen can be considered a useful alternative to more aggressive therapy.
