Given the paucity of CCB efficacy data, we compare CCB with conventional cutting guide using a randomized controlled trial.
The paucity of comparative efficacy data suggests that other factors such as long-term tolerability, availability of intravenous formulations, local IFI epidemiology, and drug costs may need to form the basis for selection among the mould-active azoles.
Unfortunately, there is a paucity of evidence of efficacy, and the wider literature has demonstrated problems with implementation and integration of other CCDS systems [ 12– 14], with previous initiatives failing due to lack of user engagement in development and implementation [ 13].
The method of choice in the preterm, peritoneal dialysis, may be considered earlier and although there is a paucity of data on efficacy and practicality, it has been employed in neonates as small as 830 g [72].
The challenge for clinicians and researchers is the limited number of tools available to identify the problem and measure progress, as well as a paucity of evidence for efficacy of very early upper limb rehabilitation.
This is a unique report of two cases of patients with end-stage renal disease on hemodialysis, receiving ipilimumab for treatment of metastatic melanoma, as there is a paucity of safety and efficacy data in this patient subgroup.
Such barriers include inadequate staff to deliver physical therapy, lack of equipment, concern regarding patient safety and physiological stability [ 31], sedation and ventilation practices, placement of vascular lines, and the paucity of data on efficacy and health-economic evaluation to convince clinicians to apply EM [ 14].
However, there is a paucity of evidence explaining clinical efficacy variations and explaining the mechanism of action of transplanted cells.
Nevertheless, there is a paucity of data examining the efficacy of treatments available for meniscal tears.
15 There is a paucity of data regarding the efficacy of PEPSE and no randomized controlled trials.
