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Routine laboratory markers [erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) normal range 0 10 mm/h, and C-reactive protein (CRP) normal range < 20 mg/L] levels provided adjunctive information regarding systemic inflammation related to systemic vasculitis activity.

By uncovering how probiotic and prebiotic interventions function in vivo, it will be possible to further expand dairy applications that improve general health, and in some cases provide adjunctive anti-disease benefits.

Moreover, some studies suggest that leptin/adiponectin ratio can be used as a potential atherogenic index [ 15] and provides adjunctive information for the risk of MetS [ 16].

The findings suggest that endoscopy with NBI may serve as a non-invasive procedure to provide adjunctive information in identifying HGD/Tis/CA in oral erythroplakia.

Recently, leptin/adiponectin was proposed as a biomarker that may serve as a potential atherogenic index in obese T2DM patients [ 15], and it provides adjunctive information to the risk of MS beyond the HOMA-IR [ 16].

Extracorporeal life support (ECLS) could provide adjunctive pulmonary support for intubated asthmatic patients who remain severely acidotic and hypercarbic in spite of aggressive conventional therapy and unconventional therapies, including inhaled anaesthetics [ 11].

Spiegel et al recently reported that the presence of eosinophils is associated with invasion in the neoplastic squamous lesions in the female genital tract, and proposed that eosinophilia provided as adjunctive morphologic feature in identifying SC in the cervix and vulva[ 5, 6].

Early tumor necrosis factor α receptor antagonism in KD may provide effective adjunctive therapy.

F-NaF PET/CT imaging appeared to provide accurate adjunctive information to the standard work-up.

Enhancing central serotonin transmission with selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) might therefore provide an adjunctive treatment for motor impulsivity in Parkinson's disease.

We studied whether thresholds of an eosinophilic response to laryngeal squamous neoplasms provides an adjunctive histologic criterion for determining the presence of invasion.