Sentence examples for specified therapy from inspiring English sources

Among 86,298 men with stage I and II prostate cancers reported to the National Cancer Data Base (NCDB) with 1998 diagnoses, 39% were treated with surgery, 42% received radiation, 18% were managed conservatively (watchful waiting with or without hormone therapy), and 1% received other specified therapy.

Therefore, combined use of EVLW and PVPI has been suggested to specify therapy in acute pulmonary failure.

The critical issue is to find predictive tools to specify therapy for a specific patient, whether it be endocrine manipulation, chemotherapy and/or immunotherapy.

A 5-year renal risk cutoff of 2.5% appears to give good sensitivity and specificity; it is, however, outside the scope of this study to specify therapy approaches, as the effect of altering therapy on outcomes as a response to a level of risk has not been studied.

It was not specified whether therapy was empirical or following microbiological documentation.

This study did not have a protocol specified for therapy of UTI or further investigation and treatment of urinary symptoms.

The findings of these studies are summarized in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> Abbreviations used: NOS not otherwise specified, tp therapy, N.A. not available, CT chemotherapy, HL Hodgkin lymphom, HCL hairy cell leukemia, CLL chronic lymphocytic leukemia, SLL small lymphocytic lymphoma, MZL marginal zone lymphoma, MCL mantle cell lymphoma.

He/she was asked to report whether or not one or more specified CAM therapies were offered at the hospital.

One of the next fundamental problems in the field of fluid therapy in critically ill patients is the divergence and impreciseness of terms specifying fluid therapy at all during the last decades.

4 Recruitment notices referred to treatment for knee osteoarthritis but did not specify spa therapy.

Referrals to the COTiD program needed to specifically mention the program or needed to specify that therapy or advice was requested regarding daily activities in the home environment of the client and caregiver.