Sentence examples for stop of therapy from inspiring English sources

In the 5 years of tamoxifen therapy, the patient experienced only three attacks, but soon after the stop of therapy MA built up again with two or three episodes a month of severe headache preceded by visual disturbance and paresthesia, the latter being very unusual until then.

A sequence of therapy starts with full therapy and may include planned/unplanned partial treatment breaks or treatment-free interval (i.e., complete stop of therapy), and ends with one of the following events (whichever occurs first): disease progression occurring on full therapy or during a partial or complete stop of therapy without any possibility of resuming full therapy.

This conclusion was drawn from the relapse dynamics in patients who discontinue therapy; their leukaemic cell load increases to levels beyond pretreatment baseline after stop of therapy, suggesting that leukaemic stem cells keep expanding during treatment.

In comparison, the mean DAS scores before the stop of therapy were 5.4 (SD 1.5) among patients who stopped due to inefficacy, 3.5 (SD 1.3) in patients who stopped due to safety reasons, and 3.0 (SD 1.0) in the patients withdrawn from infliximab for elective reasons.

Non-adherence data from clinical trials may not necessarily be transferable to general practise, as the withdrawal of study medication does not imply the stop of endocrine therapy.

Antibiotic therapy will be reported as for daily dosage, frequency of dosage(s), route of administration, type of antibiotic(s), reason for starting and stopping, duration of therapy.

Although psoriatic skin disease of course constitutes a dermatological outcome and may warrant anti-TNF therapy per se, no physician would stop this kind of therapy, if the patient's skin cleared up but there was no benefit on the joints, and subsequently the patient would then be considered a rheumatological "treatment failure".

PCT is the most studied biomarker that guides early stopping of antibiotic therapy in adults.

In only two children antibiotic treatment was restarted with good outcome and without proof for secondary infections due to early stop of primary antibiotic therapy.

Although we may stop active treatment, we must never stop patient care; withdrawal of therapy does not mean withdrawal of care.

Lamotrigine has more AEs than gabapentin (p = 0.039), but no differences were noted for the AEs causing the stop or the reduction of therapy (p = 0.232).