Sentence examples for reduced sensitisation from inspiring English sources
Shortening of cold ischaemia time, HLA-matching and reduced sensitisation, avoidance of CNI-toxicity, cytomegalovirus prophylaxis, and treatment of subclinical rejection detected through protocol biopsies are paramount [ 48].
Moreover, the introduction of hypoallergenic gloves 10 years prior to the study may explain the reduced sensitisation in senior HCWs as demonstrated in the study by Smith et al in 2007.
The beneficial effects of nutrition on this activity could thus, in theory, lead to reduced sensitisation to an allergen or mitigation of the severity of allergic responses to non-food-related allergens such as respiratory or contact allergens and so are not necessarily restricted to food allergy.
On the other hand, among infants of mothers with moderate to heavy infections, praziquantel treatment might reduce sensitisation by reducing the duration of fetal exposure to schistosome antigens.
This was reported to further reduce sensitisation rates (from 1.2% for the earlier policy to 0.28%) [ 2], with RAADP stated to be 98.4-99% effective [ 3].
This dramatically reduced maternal sensitisations and cases of rhesus disease in babies [ 1].
Postnatal and antenatal anti-D prophylaxis have dramatically reduced maternal sensitisations and cases of rhesus disease in babies born to women with RhD negative blood group.
One approach to minimise persistent postsurgery pain could be to use preemptive analgesia that reduces pain sensitisation.
The safe and painless application of weak direct electrical currents over the scalp (transcranial direct current stimulation, tDCS) is a novel intervention that has the potential to reduce central sensitisation and improve pain processing in knee OA.
It has been suggested that the administration of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), opioids, or local anaesthetics prior to injury reduces central sensitisation, analgesic consumption, and the use of rescue analgesia [ 10, 11].
This is in contrast with the findings of Ryan et al. who could not show a significant change in peripheral cough reflex sensitivity, suggesting that gabapentin did not act by reducing peripheral sensitisation [ 8].
