Sentence examples for prolonged courses from inspiring English sources

He has since undergone prolonged courses of chemotherapy and radiotherapy but he had not hitherto had an operation.

Not only do prolonged courses of antibiotics appear to do no good, the report said, they pose some risk because of possible side effects.

Our treatment modality eradicated infection and allowed for bone healing, while sparing patients prolonged courses of IV antibiotics.

Children undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) frequently require prolonged courses of parenteral nutrition (PN) as a consequence of gastrointestinal dysfunction related to preparative chemotherapy and radiation.

It is associated with lower rates of systemic antibiotic toxicity, allowed for filling of the defect created by extensive debridement, and was considerably cheaper than prolonged courses of systemic antibiotics [8].

YJM789 is a common yeast strain increasingly isolated from AIDS patients who have received prolonged courses of prophylactic antifungal drug treatment [7].

Moreover, Abizaid et al. [ 101] showed that the patients who developed CI-AKI and received low-dose dopamine had a higher peak SCr, prolonged course of AKI, and prolonged length of hospital stays than patients who received saline alone.

Predictors of MOH relapse after 1 year are impossibility of simultaneous withdrawal of the abuse drug, prolonged course of disease, early age of debut, combination of comorbid disorders (depression, anxiety, personal and mood disorders), high level of analgesic dependency, analgesics containing barbiturates.

The CE arm in the current trial had a slightly prolonged course interval and a slightly greater incidence of dose reduction when compared to the SPE regimen.

Trastuzumab is expensive, requires prolonged course of treatment and carries a small but potentially serious risk of cardiac toxicity that can result in permanent disability.

The CE arm in the current trial had more pronounced thrombocytopenia, which was considered manageable because none of the patients in the CE arm showed grade 3 or 4 bleeding, and the CE arm had a slightly prolonged course interval and a slightly greater incidence of dose reduction.