Sentence examples for on a curative from inspiring English sources

Tennant was consumptive and Tonks, the professor, gave Whistler leave to accompany Tennant on a curative trip to Switzerland and Italy in 1924.

Surgical resection of avascular bone should be considered a mainstay of treatment when embarking on a curative treatment strategy aimed at eradication of infection in patients with chronic osteomyelitis [6].

The shift involves moving from an emphasis on a curative paradigm of care delivery focussed on disease treatment to a preventative care paradigm espousing increased patient involvement, multidisciplinary team-based decision-making and health education [ 5, 6].

It is questionable if these primary health care professionals, whose original training is based on a curative and hospital model, are prepared to meet and properly manage patients with sickle cell disease, anticipate risk situations, and guide and lead the patient's family during periods when the disease manifests with greater severity.

Since treatment for prion diseases is initiated belatedly in human patients, we focused on the development of a curative therapeutic protocol targeting the late stage of the disease, either at 35 or 105 days post-infection (d.p.i).

Since treatment for prion diseases is generally initiated very late in humans, partly because of the lack of an early diagnosis test, we focused on the development of a curative therapeutic protocol targeting the late stage of the disease, either at 35 or 105 days post-infection (d.p.i).

Advocates for welfare reform embraced the emphasis on work as a curative for the dependency they said the old system had fostered.

Resources are limited however; so most organisations focus more on assistance as a curative measure, providing a listening ear, legal aid, mediation and health expertise.

Both of these patients had received a locoregional therapy with lobectomy on the primary lung cancer, and had been treated in a curative intent on their bone metastasis, located on distal extremities (humeral glene and femoral bone).

On the other hand, a curative embolization with Onyx with high cure rates as recently published (van Rooij et al. 2012; de Castro-Afonso et al. 2016) that was associated with low morbidity and mortality (< 10%) may serve as a good treatment option.

Although the antiserum was hard to make and standardize, feedback on its use as a curative was positive and, along with the vaccine dry virus, it was launched onto the market in May 1931.