Sentence examples for most difficult treatment from inspiring English sources

Hospital-acquired pneumonia represents one of the most difficult treatment challenges in infectious diseases.

The residual or resistant clubfoot represents one of the most difficult treatment challenges for the pediatric orthopaedist.

Other experts warned that the focus on the purchase of medicine and diagnostic tests did not deal with the most difficult obstacles to treatment in Africa: the extreme shortage of health workers and broken-down public health systems.

Derbyshire, who mostly remains remarkably positive throughout the diary, is emotional at points telling the camera that one of the most difficult aspects of treatment which she is "struggling to come to terms with" is losing her hair.

‡Physicians were asked, in an open ended question, about their most difficult situations during treatment.

Peritoneal metastasis of gastric cancer was considered to be operation contraindication and the most difficult type for treatment [ 8].

The next two months were the most difficult of Zoe's treatment.

Intrusion of the extrusive opposing teeth orthodontically is the most conservative but also the most difficult and long-acting treatment option [5, 6].