Sentence examples for more extensive therapy from inspiring English sources

This might justify the use of a more extensive therapy regime in some selected patients with otherwise very extended TNM stage.

One challenge has been to try and recognise at what stage in the pathway a patient should move to more extensive periodontal therapy.

An elevated ZPP in a child shown to be iron-sufficient indicates a longer duration of exposure to lead, with a body burden (i.e., more lead deposition in bone) that will require more extensive chelation therapy.

Nevertheless, the discrepancy between our study and the Boonen et al. study [ 19] is hard to explain, unless their ACTH values were diluted by more extensive fluid therapy or taken at different stages of disease than in our study.

A meta-analysis of 19 studies involving 2,763 breast cancer patients revealed that MRI detected additional disease in 16% (range 6% to 34%) that led to more extensive surgical therapy [ 5].

In Europe tumours are generally divided into three categories based on radiological findings into "good" (those with the best prognosis and therefore no need for preoperative neoadjuvant therapy), "bad" (tumours that require only short-term preoperative neoadjuvant therapy) and "ugly" (tumours in need of more extensive preoperative neoadjuvant therapy).

For patients with symptomatic or more extensive disease combination therapy is often used.

Also more extensive focal/grid laser therapy may have contributed in reduction of the number of injections [ 33].

FDG-PET scanning is often used before surgery to determine if there is any spread of disease that would require more extensive surgery or alternative therapies.

People who are already addicted need more extensive help, she said, like therapy in rehabilitation clinics.

Prolonged tracheal intubation not only increases the risk of complications but is also expensive because it requires respiratory therapy and more extensive monitoring [ 9].