"treated for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person or object that has received medical care or attention for a specific medical condition or illness. Example: The patient was treated for pneumonia.
[13] Children were divided into those co-treated for TB (TB-treated) and those not treated for TB but who received LPV/r-containing ART (comparisons).
He was rushed to the hospital, treated for anaphylaxis, and released.
But the Georgian men being treated for severe x-ray burns are the first confirmed victims of the Soviet thermogenerators.
He had a brain tumor removed, underwent bypass heart surgery, and was treated for Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2005 and 2008.
Two other patients had to be treated for life-threatening conditions, the prosecutor's office said in a press release today.
"If the patient is treated for a boil problem, you don't use his tissue for liver research".
The production of SA, however, is typically delayed, explaining why leaves needed to be treated for 24 hours before an effect could be seen, the scientists say.
They looked at records for 5725 women under 45 treated for breast cancer between 1978 and 1995, 173 of whom became pregnant one or more times.
WHO found 12 hot spots around the world where 5% of TB patients previously treated for TB now have multidrug-resistant strains (the median is 1%).
Each year, 25,000 patients in the United States are treated for tuberculosis with a mix of three drugs, which they must take diligently for 6 months.
Before that, the boy was treated for seizures and had two rounds of chemotherapy for a liver tumor that eventually warranted a liver transplant last summer.
