It is concluded that under premise of preservation of sufficient bone to achieve primary stability of the implant, removal of the canines can be combined with immediate placement and provisionalization of the implant.
For such patients, sub-lobar resection may be preferable for preservation of sufficient pulmonary function after surgery, and exact identification and resection of each tumor with adequate resection margin is critical for its curability.
To develop effective and safe anti-complement therapeutics, however, the main issue or challenge is to balance the beneficial effects that are obtained by the inhibition with the preservation of sufficient functional activity for antimicrobial protection and for tissue homoeostasis as complement has other beneficial effects in combating infection [30, 49].
Currently, patients are selected on the basis of feasibility of achieving R0 resection with preservation of sufficient remnant liver to support metabolic liver function.
The preservation of sufficient tactile and haptic performance into high age as shown after CA is an important prerequisite for maintaining an independent and autonomous lifestyle.
Therapeutics that modulate the complement system need to balance inhibition with preservation of sufficient functional activity in order to maintain adequate immune responses and tissue homeostasis.
Therapeutics that aim at modulating processes of the complement cascades will need to balance the beneficial effects of inhibition with the preservation of sufficient functional activity for immune responses and tissue homeostasis [ 114].
The anatomy of the biliary ducts at the hepatic duct confluence, however, determines whether tumor-free ductal margins can be obtained with preservation of sufficient remnant liver, even in Type IV tumors.
However, it is worthy to mention that these conditions related to upper ≽-preservation are sufficient.
The results demonstrate that Ontario's Greenbelt, designed to make agriculture the primary land use in the designated area through farmland preservation, is not sufficient.
