Sentence examples for traditional symptomatic from inspiring English sources

The clinical characteristics of our child's headache and the failure of the traditional symptomatic and prophylactic treatments led us to consider the diagnosis of CPH.

This necessitates incorporating quantifiable psychosocial variables with traditional symptomatic data.

The traditional symptomatic therapy for many inflammatory diseases, including RA, has been nonsteroidal antiinflammatory agents (NSAIDs) [ 1, 2].

Willow bark preparations, better tolerated by patients than synthetic derivatives, can be used for the traditional symptomatic indications of fever, infections, mild rheumatic complaints, headache, and chronic pain syndromes and extracts of bark have antioxidant abilities, thus many people have begun to turn back to willow bark as an alternative to aspirin [ 18– 22].

Completion of the SF-36 at specified intervals throughout the course of the migraine illness can monitor changes in QOL over time and so identify areas that may require closer clinical attention that would not be identified using traditional acute symptomatic endpoints [10].

And I suspect he may be on to something in sensing that his boredom with traditional fiction is "symptomatic of a culture-wide exhaustion with the form".

The resulting hemolytic anemia and diffuse vaso-occlusive pathology causes life-long illness for which the only currently approved chronic drug treatment is hydroxyurea [1], supplementing the traditional mainstays of symptomatic treatment: hydration, pain relief, anti-inflammatory drugs, and antibiotics.

However, parent reports often drive referral for treatment, and identifying parent-reported improvement in functional status via the WFIRS-P represents some reassurance that improvement in symptoms translates to functional status; in this sense, using a measure of functional status together with traditional measures of symptomatic and overall response represents a step forward.

Consistent with this individuals with severe mental health issues including bipolar disorder have highlighted the importance of increased hope, sense of control and sense of social connectedness in recovery in contrast with a traditional psychiatric focus on symptomatic outcomes [ 18- 21].

However, there were eight patients who described having TB symptoms for more than six months before they were diagnosed (the range of duration of TB symptoms in these patients was seven months–six years) and for seven of these people it was not clear when they had seen a traditional healer during their symptomatic period.

Discovery of these plant viruses is hindered by the traditional approach of sampling individual symptomatic plants.