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1 Patients are managed with a combination of endoscopic and pharmac

2 reduced in critically ill patients when they are managed with a PAC.

3 twice as likely among those whose deliveries are managed with a trial of labor as among those who und

4 linical staging model by which at-risk women are managed with a variety of behavioural and pharmacolo

5 wheeze and have respiratory symptoms should be managed with a beta agonist and short-term treatment

6 racteristics, preterm IAI was less likely to be managed with a cesarean delivery, prolonged internal

7 o begin or continue natalizumab treatment to be managed with a more individualised analysis of their

8 Pregnancy should be managed with a multidisciplinary care plan based upon

9 erapy; where possible, these patients should be managed with a novel approach.

10 Ureteric mucosal injuries can be managed with a period of ureteric stenting, although

11 no more likely to improve so that they could be managed with a persistent decrease in FI(O2) > or = 0

12 litation directed toward early mobilization, be managed with a ventilator liberation protocol, be ass

13 data set revealed no benefit associated with being managed with a PAC in critically ill patients.

14 Persistent marginal gingival inflammation was managed with a 3-month course of doxycycline (20 mg)

15 Initially, the lesion was managed with a flap-lifting and an excisional biopsy

16 mia due to long-standing celiac disease that was managed with a gluten-free diet.

17 Postoperative discomfort was managed with a standardized regimen of 600 mg ibupro

18 She was managed with a tapering dose of systemic corticoster

19 Right ventricular outflow tract obstruction was managed with a transannular patch in 49 patients and

20 roup were thrombocytopenia and anemia, which were managed with a dose reduction, interruption of trea

21 Children were managed with a removable brace and allowed to retur

22 time was 2 (range, 1-9), and 13 (11.7%) eyes were managed with a single injection alone.

23 A total of 471 encounters were managed with a single specimen collection (94.9% ur

24 phagectomy between April 2012 and March 2017 were managed with a standardized perioperative pathway a

25 Patients with SCD who were managed with a strategy of intending to provide BMT

26 es of 40 patients with treatment-naive NVAMD were managed with a TAE regimen of intravitreal afliberc

27 with moderate to severe Crohn's disease who were managed with a tight control algorithm, using clini

28 tients with NYHA class III heart failure who were managed with a wireless implantable haemodynamic mo

29 ients with grade group 2 prostate cancer who are managed with active surveillance will have early dis

30 ents with indolent prostate cancer (PCa) can be managed with active surveillance.

31 men with prostate cancer (PC) whose disease is managed with active surveillance (AS) remains unknown

32 meta-analysis found that patients whose PTMC was managed with active surveillance reported equal or b

33 and involved mainly low-volume disease that was managed with active surveillance.

34 histologically proven extra-abdominal DF who were managed with active surveillance or systemic therap

35 m January 1, 2001, to December 31, 2015, who were managed with active surveillance.

36 cal stage I testicular germ cell tumors have been managed with adjuvant radiotherapy, chemotherapy, o

37 ith allergic respiratory diseases, which can be managed with allergen extract-based diagnostics and i

38 R) asthmatic patients early so that they can be managed with alternative anti-inflammatory therapy.

39 ividuals with ADHD (11 males, 9 females) who were managed with amphetamine-based medication (dexamfet

40 Agitated delirium should be managed with an antipsychotic and, possibly, dexmedet

41 s and progressive brain injury that can only be managed with an exacting prescription diet or allogen

42 onfirmed prosthetic joint infection that had been managed with an appropriate surgical procedure.

43 and how a representative sample of patients was managed with an actual practice survey.

44 d with steroids; steroid-resistant rejection was managed with an antibody preparation.

45 All were managed with an early corticosteroid withdrawal pro

46 patients, 4196 (47.0%; 95% CI, 46.0%-48.1%) were managed with an EBP.

47 orable- or intermediate-risk prostate cancer were managed with an initial expectant approach.

48 ented with acute ischemic stroke, 43 of whom were managed with and continued to receive SU drugs, and

49 fest as NSNs have an indolent course and can be managed with annual follow-up.

50 ell-associated neurotoxicity syndrome, which are managed with anti-interleukin-6 antibodies, or corti

51 th diabetic retinopathy, especially PDR, who are managed with anti-VEGF therapy alone, unintentional

52 followed up in infectious disease clinic and was managed with anti-tuberculosis treatment (ATT) with

53 Thrombus formation and embolization can be managed with anticoagulants and devices depending on

54 ng, or induction of labor and more likely to be managed with antimicrobials and antipyretics.

55 common among patients who received IL-2 and were managed with antipyretics, hydration, rest, and dos

56 days postvaccination, but VZV DNA, which can be managed with antivirals, was detected in 1 child in t

57 and 41.2% for inhaled corticosteroids; 76.5% were managed with asthma treatment Step 1 or 2.

58 Most P-ACI can be managed with basic critical care (stabilisation, flui

59 ies, and associated with conditions that can be managed with basic critical care.

60 or 4 in 2%); ocular events in the BPd group were managed with belantamab mafodotin dose modification

61 1% of patients; among affected patients, 46% were managed with bosutinib interruption and 32% with do

62 Traditionally, CUP has been managed with broad-spectrum chemotherapy, but with

63 LeConte, is a serious pest of maize and has been managed with Bt maize since 2003.

64 rious pest of maize in the United States and is managed with Bt maize.

65 e type A aortic dissection has traditionally been managed with cardiopulmonary bypass and aortic cros

66 nfection within 6 months, but only 4 of them were managed with cardiovascular-implantable electronic

67 tumors indicates that these patients should be managed with caution.

68 en, only the two with malignant lymphoma who were managed with chemotherapy had substantial morbidity

69 oma (stage IIIE or IVE) and MCL of any stage were managed with chemotherapy with or without EBRT.

70 adapted for these patients, whereas MHI can be managed with classic therapies.

71 New onset AIH in pregnancy should be managed with classical treatment regimens.

72 of higher-grade prostate cancer, and should be managed with close follow-up.

73 bacute, and chronic type B aortic dissection is managed with close image monitoring.

74 AEs were managed with comedications (e.g. antidiarrheals), a

75 require a high index of suspicion and should be managed with complete surgical resection, as conserva

76 ntly experienced prolonged hypoglycemia that was managed with concentrated dextrose containing fluids

77 onic low- to intermediate-grade symptoms can be managed with continued loperamide.

78 een (80%) of the 20 endoleaks in 14 patients were managed with continued observation.

79 After extubation, a cohort of rats was managed with controlled normothermia (CN) by placeme

80 Each was managed with conventional and low-herbicide treatmen

81 tion, was of mild or moderate intensity, and was managed with conventional supportive therapy.

82 All were managed with conventional or low herbicide applicat

83 Corn and soybean in each rotation were managed with conventional or low-herbicide regimes.

84 Patients may be managed with corticosteroid therapy or the anti-CD20

85 ell-associated neurotoxicity syndrome should be managed with corticosteroids and supportive care.Addi

86 erapy while noninfectious retinal vasculitis is managed with corticosteroids and/or immunosuppressive

87 The patient was managed with corticosteroids and antiglaucoma medica

88 They were managed with corticosteroids and thyroid and adrena

89 dition necessitating systemic treatment; all were managed with corticosteroids.

90 Hypotensive episodes can be managed with countermeasures and short-acting pressor

91 Generally, newly diagnosed HIV-cHL should be managed with curative intent.

92 igible patients had a streptococcal PJI that was managed with DAIR.

93 onal study of cases of PJI by S. aureus that were managed with DAIR (2003-2010).

94 KA) periprosthetic joint infection (PJI) can be managed with debridement, antibiotic therapy, and imp

95 .3% of all patients with type 2 diabetes are being managed with diet only (1% of the total population

96 Her diabetes was managed with diet, and the only prescription medicat

97 The majority of women with NVP can be managed with dietary and lifestyle changes, but more

98 patic hydrothorax, or volume overload should be managed with dietary sodium restriction and diuretics

99 These symptoms cannot be managed with dopamine therapy, and their underlying p

100 e effects, but the majority are mild and can be managed with dose reduction and/or temporary suspensi

101 recorded in 17 (94%) of the 18 patients and was managed with dose de-escalation or discontinuation p

102 on toxic effects in the trametinib group and were managed with dose interruption and dose reduction;

103 in the DVd group (79% vs. 29%); such events were managed with dose modifications, and events of wors

104 in 25.3%), and neutropenia (in 19.6%), which were managed with dose modifications.

105 omnia, leg cramps, paresthesias, and tremor, were managed with dose reduction.

106 Stomatitis, PPE, and skin lesions were managed with dose reductions and delays in most cas

107 Each patient in the simulation was managed with each algorithm, and health outcomes wer

108 Patients with severe hypoxaemia can be managed with early short-term use of neuromuscular bl

109 During the study period, 137 patients were managed with ECMO in the pediatric cardiac intensiv

110 rted case of recurrent dense deposit disease being managed with eculizumab.

111 ment elevation acute coronary syndrome (ACS) are managed with either a routine invasive strategy, in

112 elderly patients undergoing isolated AVR can be managed with either mechanical or bioprosthetic valve

113 In a nonrandomized fashion, patients were managed with either combined simultaneous LPJ and p

114 In the model, patients were managed with either LMWH or LDH.

115 From 1980 to 1994, 146 patients with PSC were managed with either resection of the extrahepatic b

116 Fourteen cases (11.4%) were managed with endolaser with silicon oil during pars

117 reas divisum (38% vs. 10%, P < 0.01), and to be managed with endoscopic therapy (79% vs. 17%, P < 0.0

118 Previously published cases have been managed with enucleation.

119 No eyes were managed with enucleation.

120 nism through which internal emotional states are managed with external social and sensory information

121 physical therapy, and ambulation of patients being managed with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.

122 Severe hemophilia A is managed with factor VIII replacement or hemostatic pr

123 Six patients were managed with fecal diversion, and 6 patients were e

124 s without on-site catheterization facilities were managed with fewer procedures during hospitalizatio

125 n, the patient presented with recurrence and was managed with flap amputation and mitomycin C applica

126 s (66%) in which SCNB yielded benign results were managed with follow-up mammography.

127 All patients were managed with frequent topical steroids and were fol

128 o several pathogens, especially fungi, which are managed with fungicides.

129 survival time of the remaining patients who were managed with further SDT (23 months; P = .13).

130 groups based on whether their laryngomalacia was managed with GERD medication therapy or observation

131 diffuse anterior form of retinoblastoma can be managed with globe-salvaging alternatives and with vi

132 fects remaining after soft tissue biopsy can be managed with good esthetic results.

133 stable ischemic heart disease (SIHD) should be managed with guideline-directed medical therapy (GDMT

134 Thirty-one children were managed with high-frequency ventilation, 11 childre

135 dor, respiratory distress, drooling or pain) are managed with immediate removal via various methods.

136 urred in 115 of 134 participants (85.8%) and were managed with immune suppressants.

137 Patients were managed with immunosuppression reduction and the ad

138 Heart failure with reduced ejection fraction is managed with increasing numbers of guideline-directed

139 ligible eyes, 55 (49.5%) had PRP, 35 (31.6%) were managed with injections alone, and 21 (18.9%) had P

140 ely lethal illness to a chronic disease that is managed with insulin dependence.

141 Recently, many patients' symptoms have been managed with intratympanic steroid therapy.

142 Complicated diverticulitis is managed with intravenous antibiotics such as ceftriax

143 cular age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is managed with intravitreal anti-vascular endothelial g

144 first 48 hours and whose respiratory failure was managed with invasive mechanical ventilation.

145 t IAI, preterm IAI cases were more likely to be managed with labor augmentation.

146 rombolytic therapy is that limb ischemia can be managed with less invasive interventions.

147 lse-positive CT results are common, they can be managed with little use of invasive diagnostic proced

148 of biochemical events and has traditionally been managed with 'low tech' dressings and bandages.

149 2000, 174 cases of early-stage breast cancer were managed with lumpectomy followed by RT restricted t

150 The ocular GVHD and anterior uveitis were managed with mainly topical corticosteroids, antibi

151 hough 87% of tumors were less than 4 cm, 95% were managed with mastectomy because of prior radiation.

152 Fifteen (5.5%) fetuses were managed with maternal steroids in the setting of hy

153 ute respiratory distress syndrome-others and were managed with mechanical ventilation using the low t

154 nt therapy is used when complications cannot be managed with medical therapy alone.

155 ereas most patients with >/=12 points should be managed with medical therapy alone.

156 developing in the subacute-chronic phase can be managed with medical treatment and close imaging surv

157 In a sample of rapid progressors who were managed with medical treatment alone, we found that

158 Pain can be managed with medications, but dosages must balance th

159 due to elevated intraocular pressure (IOP), is managed with medications like latanoprost (LAT), a pr

160 low-risk patients with abdominal trauma can be managed with minimal or no exposure to radiation in t

161 splenic injuries and select stab wounds can be managed with minimal transfusions, morbidity, or mort

162 the worst possible values, and missing data were managed with multiple imputation.

163 Patients with confluence dominant disease were managed with multiple stents and frequently recover

164 were not invasively ventilated, and 26 (17%) were managed with neither invasive ventilation nor admis

165 Of 2,813 patients with ARDS, 436 (15.5%) were managed with NIV on Days 1 and 2 following fulfillm

166 nch cohort to identify low-risk patients who were managed with no immunosuppression resulting in no c

167 HBV infections have been managed with nucleos(t)ide analogs (NAs), which ter

168 Pancreatic insufficiency was managed with nutritional interventions that included

169 ole stones smaller than 1 cm in diameter can be managed with observation, shock wave lithotripsy or u

170 Overall, 44.7% of patients were managed with observation alone at diagnosis, with a

171 Among 160 patients with desmoids, 72 were managed with observation, and 37 of these had seria

172 Most bloody effusions can be managed with one to three therapeutic thoracenteses.

173 90% of unilateral and 50% of bilateral cases were managed with one surgery.

174 in children and adolescents are benign, many are managed with oophorectomy, which may be unnecessary

175 Individuals whose chronic pain is managed with opioids are at high risk of developing a

176 Distal radius fractures are common and are managed with or without surgery.

177 he main side-effect is chest pain, which can be managed with oral analgesics.

178 patient had a history of menorrhagia, which was managed with oral contraceptive use for 20 years; th

179 All were managed with oral acyclovir, and had an uncomplicat

180 DM who are on basal insulin-only regimens or are managed with other medications.

181 re than 50% of all cardiac surgical patients were managed with our standardized care model; of those,

182 h sickle cell disease (SCD) has historically been managed with oxygen, antibiotics, and blood transfu

183 ative disease developed in 4 patients, which was managed with panretinal photocoagulation.

184 rcalcemia due to primary hyperparathyroidism is managed with parathyroidectomy or observation with mo

185 Forty-seven abscesses were managed with PCD under ultrasonography, computed to

186 ases were managed surgically and eight cases were managed with percutaneous drainage.

187 The resulting jaundice may be managed with phototherapy to isomerize the biosynthet

188 The systemic disease was managed with prednisone, alendronate, and losartan.

189 service, have acute alcohol withdrawal, and be managed with pressure-controlled ventilation as the p

190 airway pressures (40.2 +/- 2.7 cm H(2)O) who were managed with pressure-control ventilation (PCV).

191 rative local therapy, and are more likely to be managed with primary androgen deprivation therapy.

192 y was recommended, 87 kidneys in 83 patients were managed with primary resection: Complete nephrectom

193 Approximately 88% were managed with prisms, whereas less than 5% underwent

194 Eyes with persistent or recurrent DME were managed with pro re nata anti-VEGF agents.

195 The patient was managed with propylthiouracil, beta-blockers and dig

196 ties to identify low risk patients who could be managed with PTCA alone.

197 cess period, patients in the treatment group were managed with pulmonary artery pressure and patients

198 from nerve agent and OP pesticide exposures are managed with pyridinium aldoxime-based therapies who

199 , a major complication of metastatic cancer, is managed with radiotherapy to maintain mobility and re

200 If cardiogenic shock is managed with rapid evaluation and prompt initiation o

201 mes in patients with atrial fibrillation who are managed with rate control and anticoagulation are si

202 ed HBV reactivation is not uncommon, but can be managed with regular monitoring of HBV DNA and prompt

203 ollow up of 1 year, out of which one patient was managed with repeat endoscopic balloon dilatation su

204 cidental decannulation in one patient, which was managed with repeat percutaneous dilational tracheos

205 This was managed with repeat right-sided chest tube placement

206 dy compared 961 patients with pemphigus that was managed with rituximab with those treated with azath

207 ince 1993, 19 patients, who make up group 2, were managed with routine open distal anastomosis and HC

208 ct patients with oligometastatic disease can be managed with serial metastasis-directed therapy with

209 cidental finding of a cardiac hemangioma who was managed with serial imaging for close to 15 years wi

210 fect of LARC is nuisance bleeding, which can be managed with short courses of oral contraceptives or

211 All cases of increased IOP were managed with short-term topical beta-blockers and s

212 Most chronic viral infections are managed with small molecule therapies that inhibit r

213 Although most could be managed with some form of endovascular reintervention

214 atric diagnoses, and suggests that SB should be managed with specific suicide prevention intervention

215 patients with invasive anal-rectal melanoma were managed with sphincter-sparing surgical resection a

216 his subgroup, triple-negative breast cancers are managed with standard treatment; however, such treat

217 patients have early-stage disease, which can be managed with standard R-CHOP-based approaches with or

218 ications such as cerebrospinal fluid leakage were managed with standard of care.

219 y confirmed prosthetic joint infections that were managed with standard surgical procedures, antibiot

220 All patients were managed with standardized sedation and ventilator w

221 ions associated with acute pancreatitis have been managed with success using nonoperative techniques

222 ptured liver hematoma, and preeclampsia, can be managed with successful outcomes for both the mother

223 ulent contamination of the peritoneal cavity is managed with surgery; primary resection and anastomos

224 ged without surgery and 56,053 cases (98.0%) were managed with surgery.

225 nosed with percutaneous needle biopsy should be managed with surgical excision.

226 subtype it belong to, and whether it should be managed with surgical treatment, with ablative techni

227 patients with idiopathic dacryoadenitis who were managed with surgical debulking.

228 analyzed, providing data for 6458 ADHs (5911 were managed with surgical excision and 547 with follow-

229 nseminomatous germ cell tumors (NSGCTs) have been managed with surveillance, chemotherapy, or retrope

230 optimized 5-ASA or thiopurine therapy should be managed with systemic corticosteroid or anti-TNF ther

231 pain to the upper abdomen due to a large FNH was managed with TAE.

232 All patients were managed with targeted temperature management, recei

233 mes among ESRD-HD Medicare beneficiaries who were managed with TAVR, surgical AVR (SAVR), or conserva

234 Transient bradyarrhythmias may be managed with temporary pacing wires placed at surgery

235 Furthermore, inflammatory AAAs can be managed with the same operative morbidity, mortality,

236 uggest that bears and other predators should be managed with the understanding that they can influenc

237 Moderate-to-severe CRS is managed with the IL-6 receptor antagonist tocilizumab

238 Refractory ascites and/or hydrothorax should be managed with therapeutic paracentesis and/or thoracen

239 %), and 67 died (14.3%); 50 subjects (10.7%) were managed with therapeutic coma.

240 Among infants whose care is managed with this transfusion approach, maternal brea

241 rtality were lower for Registry patients who were managed with thrombolytic therapy and/or intra-aort

242 patients with CIEDs and endocarditis, 11.5% were managed with TLE.

243 m basal diameter or >/=6 limbal clock-hours) was managed with topical IFNalpha2b (1 million IU/ml) 4

244 th hepatic resection and/or ablation, and 18 were managed with transarterial chemoembolization (TACE)

245 tracheostomized, whereas the other 43 (26%) were managed with translaryngeal intubation only.

246 Severe disease is managed with valve replacement procedures, which enta

247 Myocarditis and pericarditis are managed with various treatments, yet prior studies a

248 ts with stage IV melanoma have traditionally been managed with various systemic treatments; however,

249 Hot flashes can be managed with venlaxafine, gabapentin, or-potentially-

250 tients with proliferative sickle retinopathy were managed with vitreoretinal surgery over a 12-year p

251 ted prognostically favorable group can still be managed with W&W.

252 , 46% underwent treatment of DF, whereas 54% were managed with watchful waiting.