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In FRISC II, an early (but not emergent) invasive therapeutic procedure undertaken within 7 days of starting open-label dalteparin lowered the risk of death and MI in moderate- and high-risk patients and resulted in better and more rapid symptom relief and fewer hospital readmissions than the noninvasive approach.
On the other hand, short regimens allow for more rapid symptom control (Macbeth et al, 1996).
The early responder groups have had higher baseline illness severity, more rapid symptom improvement, and consistently greater magnitude of improvement over time [ 6, 7].
In depression, treated and untreated patients with a perceived treatment need showed more rapid symptom decline but greater symptom severity at follow-up than untreated patients without a self-perceived mental problem or treatment need.
Although untreated patients with a perceived need for care and treated patients showed a more rapid symptom decrease, rank order in symptom severity was maintained: they experienced more severe symptoms at T0 and T1 than untreated patients without a perceived mental problem (in anxiety or depression) or without a perceived need for care (in depression only).
In addition, high aluminium therapeutic levels (from phosphate binders, antacids, …) can induce different, more rapid, symptoms (acute intoxication).
There was also more rapid improvement in symptom scores and chest radiographs in prednisone, compared to placebo-treated, patients.
Treatment of influenza in children with zanamivir and oseltamivir provided a more rapid resolution of symptoms and resolution of illness generally (resolution of symptoms and fever and return to school or normal activity) by between 0.5 to 1.5 days.
Vicarious traumatisation often has a more rapid onset of symptoms than burnout.
Such facilitation could include more rapid control of symptoms or more expeditions discharge planning.
NIV leads to more rapid improvement of symptoms of respiratory distress and metabolic disturbances as compared to standard oxygen therapy.
