Sentence examples for prophylactic line from inspiring English sources

What it requires is, in Ronald Dworkin's words, "a prophylactic line that comes close to making the body inviolate" (Dworkin 1983, 39).

There is a dramatic increase since 2000 of the use of BB in France as first line prophylactic treatment of migraine.

Verapamil is the first-line prophylactic treatment of cluster headache [41, 42].

Calcium channel blockers Adequate courses of all drugs considered as first-line prophylactics for episodic migraine by international guidelines, and in addition adequate courses of at least some of the drugs considered second- or third-line prophylactic treatments.

Hence, flunarizine is considered a drug of first choice in migraine prophylaxis, and is used as first-line prophylactic agents in most European countries [44].

NCCN guidelines [ 14] have recommended the use of olanzapine, palonosetron, and dexamethasone [ 42] as an alternative first-line prophylactic antiemetic regimen for patients receiving HEC.

Amoxicillin is not widely recommended as a first-line prophylactic agent, however, because of lack of FDA approval, lack of data regarding efficacy, and uncertainty about the drug's ability to achieve adequate therapeutic levels at standard doses.

All clinicians were encouraged to offer all HIV-infected pregnant women at least a regimen of prophylactic zidovudine monotherapy in line with the ACTG 076 protocol [ 22].

Topical (intranasal) treatment of synthetic PD1 or RvD1 given at physiologic range post-allergen challenge accelerates resolution of established Th2 responses in the airways, which is in line with prophylactic effects of systemic PD1 administration on the development of Th2 responses in the lung previously described (Levy et al, 2007).

The most common problem was infection, but four patients had thrombosis of the lines, despite prophylactic warfarin, and six patients had physical symptoms attributable to the lines.

His Naked brand line of prophylactics entered the market a few months ago in a limited release.