Sentence examples for transient discontinuation from inspiring English sources
Seven patients (28%) developed infections (one trachiobronchitis, one H1N1 virus infection of the upper respiratory tract, one gastroenteritis with fever, one soft tissue abscess, and three lower urinary tract infections), which led to a transient discontinuation of the immunosuppressive treatment.
Interestingly, recent case reports describe instances of an "abiraterone withdrawal syndrome", in which (generally transient) PSA declines occur following discontinuation of abiraterone.
In summary, tesamorelin has been shown to reduce VAT significantly, but this effect is transient and is reversed upon discontinuation of the medication.
This was mild to moderate and transient and led to a discontinuation of the drug in only ~5% of patients (10).
Twelve hours after discontinuation of the therapy, transient increases in MAP and decrease in pO2 were observed.
Diarrhoea was the most common treatment-emergent adverse event (all grades and grade 3); however, it typically occurred early, was transient, and did not lead to treatment discontinuation.
The protocol required discontinuation of dobutamine if any transient adverse effects were noted including significantly increased ventricular ectopy or decreased blood pressure.
All statins may slightly induce elevation of liver enzymes, and it is usually transient and reversible with dose reduction or discontinuation.
The rise in systolic blood pressure in Ren-2 rats, despite discontinuation of vandetanib, suggests that transient exposure to VEGFR-2 blockade can initiate an ongoing cascade of deleterious responses under predisposing conditions.
Dyspnea, a common complication from the disease itself and from other MM treatments, was reported in 42.2% of patients; however, most incidences were grade 1 or 2 and transient and resolved without dose reduction or discontinuation.
There were few reported events of side effects, which were transient and not severe enough to justify treatment discontinuation.
