Sentence examples for to undergo intervention from inspiring English sources

Therefore, co-morbidity and the use of aspirin/anticoagulants did not affect the decision to undergo intervention and were not associated with a high risk of rebleeding in this study.

The RESTORE study protocol required the worse-seeing eye to undergo intervention unless there was a medical contraindication; 32.8% of treated eyes were the better-seeing eye at baseline, and 37.3% were the better-seeing eye at 12 months.

Patients were not randomised to undergo interventions at a specified phase of their menstrual cycle and current treatment practice was maintained within each participating centre.

However, in some cases, black patients are more likely to undergo interventions suggestive of less than optimal management of chronic diseases (e.g. it was also reported that black patients had significantly higher rates of lower-extremity amputations) [ 14, 15].

Irritating, yet minor, adverse effects (e.g. hypokalemia associated with diuretics, headaches) are less acceptable for intervention in healthy populations, who are not 'diagnosed' with clear and imminent 'disease', but rather are approached to undergo an intervention on the basis of a conceptually abstract 'epidemiologic risk profile'.

But in the study, the patients without chest pain were less likely to be given drugs to thin their blood to reduce the risk of further damage, or to undergo surgical intervention.

Patients with private insurance were also more likely to undergo operative intervention.

When duplex sonography shows no significant haemodynamic impairment, the patient does not need to undergo angiographic intervention.

In the wake of the Carder ruling, cases of forcing a manifestly competent pregnant woman to undergo an intervention over her objections have been rare.

The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement requires police officers to undergo crisis intervention training at least once every four years.

The patient decided to undergo surgical intervention for creation of a functional vagina.