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Unlike that of older children, the likelihood of young pediatric patients undergoing more invasive therapy options earlier appears to be inversely related to their age (Figure 3).
As long as organ dysfunction remains absent, more invasive therapy options (Table 2) are stated as not being used until IAP exceeds 20 mmHg.
Unlike that of older children, the likelihood of young pediatric patients undergoing more invasive therapy options earlier appears to be inversely related to their age.
Since the present study was not prospectively randomised into hepatic arterial vs intravenous chemotherapy, the lack of a significant survival benefit of the more invasive therapy can only be taken as a trend advocating such a study.
However, the more invasive therapy (ECMO, LVAD) in the patients who presented later is attributable to the more severe condition of these patients with the inability to wean the patients off IABP and/or intravenous inotropes.
If conservative or less invasive treatment (grommets and Meniett device) fails to rehabilitate the equilibrium a more invasive therapy (sac surgery, canal occlusion, gentamicin, labyrinthectomy, and nerve dissection) which might lead to hearing loss has to be considered.
Most experts confine the use of botulinum toxin to achalasia patients who are not good candidates for more invasive therapies because of major comorbidities.
BTX-A was found to be effective in combination with pharmacotherapy, prior to considering more invasive therapies such as surgery or gamma knife radiosurgery.
In the dental office minimal invasive therapies as fluoride, dentin bonding, sealants, and laser therapy and more invasive therapies like mucogingival surgery and pulpectomy are available.
Infants in the medium-exposure group received more invasive therapies involving equipment such as an indwelling gavage tube or umbilical vein catheter.
In a study conducted amongst children and adolescents with cancer, adolescents showed a tendency towards using more invasive therapies (e.g., acupuncture) compared to children [ 38].
