Sentence examples for obsolete treatment from inspiring English sources
One possible explanation for this adherence to obsolete treatment procedures is – referring to the results of a previous study in Germany [ 28] – that GPs are still over-reliant on the presumed placebo effect of injections.
We attempted to reduce potential sources of inconsistency affecting the indirect evidence (that is, obsolete treatments, cutting balloon node) by restricting our analysis to the smallest network of plain balloons, drug coated balloons, and drug eluting stents.
We think that questionnaires which list side effects, many of which are not specified, could possibly become obsolete as treatments evolve.
However, in a large clinical trial, high-dose corticosteroids significantly increased morbidity and is therefore considered obsolete for the treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock [36].
However, in a large clinical trial, high-dose corticosteroids significantly increased morbidity and is therefore considered obsolete for the treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock [ 36].
Ukrainian patients suffer from a lack of access to proper care (especially in rural areas) [ 7], long waiting lines, the reluctance of unmotivated medical staff to offer adequate care [ 2], and obsolete and inefficient treatment methods [ 8].
On the other hand, analytical clinical judgment that is not informed by high internal validity synthesis becomes in time obsolete for patient treatment and faces the danger of being affected by systematic error.
These drugs may make Prozac and Paxil obsolete — but any new treatment will owe a deep intellectual debt to our thinking about serotonin in the brain.
This suggests that the inferior results for older patients reported here do not merely reflect obsolete standards of diagnosis, treatment or supportive care.
It's a line of defense that may not hold, as the emergence of increasingly drug-resistant TB strains threaten to turn difficult treatments into obsolete ones.
