Sentence examples for of invasive administration from inspiring English sources

10 Moreover, the efficacy of placebo has been confirmed in osteoarthritis interventions, and increases with the expectations of the patient with respect to the treatment and the use of invasive administration routes.

Despite their potential, nucleic acids therapeutic targets of nucleic acid-based drugs are mainly located in the posterior segment of the eye requiring invasive administration which can be harmful if repeated.

Unfortunately, invasive administration of the 9R vaccine using syringes is both uneconomical and labor intensive.

Carriers for non-invasive administration of biologically important antioxidant enzymes Cu,Zn-superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase (CAT) were developed.

Pulmonary delivery is very attractive as potential route for non-invasive administration of active ingredients to the lungs, by dry powder inhalation, either for directly target the lungs or render a systemic therapeutic effect.

Randomized multi-center clinical trials involving large delivery centers are required to determine if non-invasive administration of iNO into an oxygen hood decreases the need for mechanical ventilation and subsequent need for ECMO in this population, and if this improved short-term outcome results in a lower mortality, earlier discharge and both direct and indirect cost savings.

Bite Away® is a CE-certified medical device of class 2A (noninvasive device intended for administration to the body, which exchanges energy with the patient in a therapeutic manner) to reduce swelling, pruritus, and pain after insect bites/stings via non-invasive administration of concentrated heat to the skin.

The recommended therapeutic management of invasive listeriosis is intravenous administration of penicillin or ampicillin with or without an aminoglycoside.

There was no physical harm to the participants as the study did not involve administration of invasive medical instruments.

During ICU hospitalization, duration of antibiotic administration, of invasive procedures (mechanical ventilation (MV), central venous (CVC) and arterial catheterization, enteral feeding tube, urinary tract catheterization) and duration of propofol infusion were recorded in the questionnaire.

Risk factors for VRE colonization in children include young age, use of invasive devices, antimicrobial drug administration, immunosuppression, low birth weight, and underlying malignancy (4 ).