Sentence examples for oral powder from inspiring English sources

The lack of adherence to treatment not only prevents the achievement of control targets but may additionally represent a financial burden to the health system and pose a major obstacle to effective treatment [44] In this sense, LC oral powder has already demonstrated its efficacy, and its positive effect on adherence to treatment in CKD patients [45].

The NANT consortium also offers trials using an oral powder formulation of fenretinide, intravenous fenretinide, bisphosphonate (Zometa) with other agents, and combining I-131 MIBG with the inhibitor vorinostat.

The racemic ketoprofen used in our study was an oral powder, which was insoluble in water.

4-HPR/LXS™ oral powder and LXS™ oral powder was from Avanti Polar Lipids, Inc, Alabaster, AL, USA, manufactured under agreement with BioMolecular Products, Newburyport, MA, USA, and the formulation was supported by NCI Rapid Access to Intervention Development Program.

The ketoprofen product used in that study was an oral solution, which could have been absorbed faster than the oral powder we used.

Oral powder was mixed with 40 mL of tap water and administered via a stomach tube, which was flushed with 50 mL of water before removal.

Information on oral and powder (child) formulations was not included in the analysis due to the difficulty of calculating patient-year equivalent quantities associated with variations in pediatric weight.

We prefer to use oral Gln powder to reduce the incidence and severity of ARIE.

Participants are randomised in a four group factorial design either to oral lactobacillus powder or placebo and either vaginal lactobacillus pessaries or placebo.

14 15 On identifying a neonate with any of these findings, intervention birth attendants administered a single dose of oral amoxicillin (powder from two 250 mg amoxicillin capsules mixed with 8 mL chlorinated water) and then referred the mother and infant pair to the nearest health facility, ideally accompanying them.

Although oral rehydration powders for reconstitution and premixed solutions for treatment of diarrhea were available in the PROAM and private sectors, oral zinc was unavailable in these sectors and the mean availability was only 25% in the hospital setting.