Sentence examples for under curative from inspiring English sources

Here, surgical resection under curative intent is no longer achievable leading to a poor prognosis with 5-year survival rates of less than 30%.

The percentage of CHE spent on preventive services in OECD countries (3.2%) may be underestimated, because the time and resources spent on these services are usually counted under curative services, seeing as they are provided in inpatient and outpatient settings.

Given a hazard ratio of HR, survival from death due to prostate cancer to time t since diagnosis under curative treatment is SQ t)=1− HR × [1−exp(− λ P   t)].

As the base data relates to a cohort given curative rather than conservative treatment, hP t) was the disease-specific hazard function under curative treatment and hQ t) the disease-specific hazard function under conservative treatment with HR now equal to 1.79 (=1/0.56).

It was then that the Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO) of the European Commission asked the NGO to organize an intervention aimed at abolishing user fees in two districts to increase service utilization among children under five (curative care and medical evacuation) and pregnant women (prenatal care, deliveries, and medical evacuation).

Surgical resection of the epileptogenic zone is an under-utilized and potentially curative treatment for pharmacoresistant patients with focal epilepsy.

8, 9 The normative definition of access better suits preventive than curative interventions because under-staffed and under-supplied facilities can serve as staging points for outreach teams that bring their own personnel to deliver interventions.

Even among patients with low-grade gliomas that usually confer a relatively good prognosis, treatment is almost never curative under the current diagnostic system [ 1].

These results highlight the achievements and challenges faced by the Malawi MOH and partners as they worked to rapidly scale up a CCM program to expand access to curative services for under-fives in a large rural population.

Only one in four patients survived for 5 years after diagnosis and radical surgery was observed to be curative in under half of patients.

One has to question the use of a procedure with curative intent under these circumstances and preoperative selection criteria may have to be tightened up even further.