| Application of sham trials to more complex areas would be more difficult, and it would be mostly prohibitive with respect to oncological surgery. |
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| Also, unlike oncological chemotherapy, invasive cardiology or neurosurgery, for example, psychopharmacology is hardly rocket science. |
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| This course may be punctuated by the positive or negative effects of palliative oncological treatment. |
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| The access to care and surgical and oncological treatment of women from affluent and deprived areas were similar. |
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| The type of surgical intervention performed or oncological treatment prescribed is based on a combination of the scores. |
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| Prior to this position, she worked as a staff nurse with patients who had medical, general surgical, oncological, and cardiac health problems. |
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| The ward in Rotterdam had the fewest general paediatric cases, containing children with cardiac, oncological, renal, and respiratory disease. |
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| Most of the patients were admitted because of cardiovascular, peripheral vascular, oncological, hepatic, or gastrointestinal disorders. |
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| Some attempts have been made to study symptoms of possible oncological significance among patients presenting to general practitioners. |
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| Similarly, oncological studies show a dramatic reduction in cancer cells after cell-saver processing, with those remaining cells being nonviable. |
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| In the past 10 years the incidence of oncological diseases and metabolic disorders has increased sharply. |
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| It enables doctors to detect developing cardiac, neurological or oncological anomalies as well as diagnose ailments at an early stage. |
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| On the scale of oncological nastiness, malignant melanoma is pretty close to the top. |
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| He was also jointly responsible for oncological and leukaemia services and worked with the Medical Research Council leukaemia trials and British lymphoma trials. |
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| On Sunday the town of Rakovski opened a second centre for home carers servicing over 60 people suffering from diabetes, and neurological or oncological diseases. |
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| As a consultant, she undertook technically challenging specialist work, providing anaesthesia for burns surgery, paediatric plastic surgery, and major oncological surgery. |
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| Sealing and haemostasis in reconstructive surgery after oncological demolition procedures. |
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| To conclude, Chinese herbal medicine is the therapy of choice in treating the side-effects of Western oncological treatments, and is proven in its effectiveness. |
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| Treatment of neutropenia and febrile neutropenia should follow established oncological standards. |
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| The most frequent illnesses dealt with are: hypertension, strokes, oncological diseases, trauma, and diabetes. |
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| One of the reasons for incomplete data on oncological diseases is insufficient accessibility of health-care services. |
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| The pipeline, which is rich and diverse, has drugs being developed for both oncological and non-oncological indications. |
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| Primary Medical Care: programme of general health care and prevention of illness, maternal-infant plan, oncological disease programme, preventative odontology, basic medical care with general practitioners. |
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| And one way to do that is to get someone else to do your fighting for you. In this section Checkpoint Charlie A heroic find Peer to peer Lost and found ReprintsThat, in an oncological context, is where immunotherapy comes in. |
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| Dr Thakur has, however, proved it is true at least in the specific case of malignant melanoma and a drug called vemurafenib. In oncological circles vemurafenib has been a wonder of the age. |
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| Eximbanka SR has also offered to take part in the establishment of the centre for the production of pharmaceuticals for the early diagnosis and treatment of oncological diseases in the Sverdlovsk Oblast. |
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| In order to clarify the role of the radiation factor in the possible increase in oncological disease, it is necessary to conduct carefully planned, long-term radioepidemiological studies. |
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| The incidence of oncological diseases worldwide is growing. |
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| The fight against cancer is high on the national and European political agendas and the development of oncological medicines is enjoying an enormous boom. |
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| Designed to provide information to both the lay public and health professionals, topics will include advances in imaging and medical oncological treatment, environmental issues and hormone replacement in high-risk cases. |
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| Since the primary causes of female oncological mortality are breast cancer and cervical cancer, drafting a goal-oriented program for preventing these pathologies is a striking example of gender budgeting. |
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| The decorations were to include painted ceramic ornaments made by children receiving oncological care in a number of Italian hospitals. |
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| Meanwhile, the authors also reported comparable oncological outcomes in this group of patients relative to their younger counterparts. |
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| The minister stressed the importance of the oncological hospital in enhancing health and therapeutic services for cancer patients. |
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| Khalifeh also said oncological drugs used in treatment were covered by his ministry. |
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| However, a review of the evidence reveals that the oncological safety of these new procedures is often not being evaluated thoroughly, the author said. |
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| It is important for medical practitioners to take note of the indications for oocyte cryopreservation, which may be both oncological and non-oncological. |
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| Atlas of laparoscopic and robotic urologic oncological surgery. |
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| Some of the common neurosurgeries are endovascular neurosurgery, stereotactic neurosurgery, oncological neurosurgery, craniotomy, and neuroendoscopy. |
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