Sentence examples for nonresponsive cases from inspiring English sources

IL-1-blocking agents have started to be used recently in sight-threatening and nonresponsive cases.

Recently, IL-1 blocking agents have been used in sight-threatening and nonresponsive cases with preliminary good results [ 49– 51].

This is much more effective in nonresponsive cases where the reduced severity and number of uveitis attacks can prevent early visual loss [ 62].

In nonresponsive cases, several molecular targeted therapies (MTT) have shown variable responses in phase II clinical trials[ 6 10] (Table 1).

Although the results provided in ABD can be promising, no controlled trial is available and it is not possible to compare the characteristics of different anti-TNF α, so that they are limited to nonresponsive cases of the disease.

Finally, higher activity in the pgACC holds positive prognostic significance in MDD, as depressives who improve during antidepressant treatment show higher pgACC metabolism and electrophysiological activity than treatment-nonresponsive cases and healthy controls (Mayberg et al. 1997; Pizzagalli et al. 2001).

Still, submacular surgery carries significant risks and should be considered only in selected cases nonresponsive or nontolerant to other treatment modalities.

However, due to the irregular shape and the small size of FR, the core encroached slightly on proximal representations in case 472, and both proximal representations and nonresponsive area in case 1884.

For these reasons, treatment with anti-TNF-alpha agents should be continued in order to maintain the beneficial effects in cases of nonresponsive uveitis [ 36].

Intravitreal injections of adalimumab 2.0 mg/0.08?mL did not provide any anatomical or functional benefit in five cases of DME nonresponsive to conventional therapies and four cases of neovascular AMD.

Nevertheless, intravenous immunoglobulin can be considered in patients with LN either as salvage immunotherapy in severe cases that are nonresponsive or nontolerant to conventional treatment or in patients who experience severe infectious complications.