| Peripheral iridectomy is performed in cases of angle closure glaucoma, both in the affected eye and prophylactically in the other eye. |
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| You see, I am one of those people who live prophylactically and sanely and sensibly. |
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| It can be used as needed or prophylactically during times of increased stress that may provoke symptoms. |
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| Following recovery from an acute episode they were treated prophylactically with lithium carbonate and followed for a period of two years. |
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| Immune serum globulin has been used prophylactically and therapeutically against enteroviruses in neonates and immunocompromised patients. |
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| Drugs like verapamil, divalproex, topiramate, lithium carbonate, methysergide and prednisone are used prophylactically in prevention. |
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| In the event of suspected exposure, antibiotics are administered prophylactically. |
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| Although once popular, surgical intervention with fasciotomy for venomous snakebite is now reserved for selected rare cases and should never be performed prophylactically. |
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| They are also used prophylactically to prevent clotting during various procedures. |
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| But they might also be used prophylactically, as conventional antibiotics already sometimes are, before someone undergoes surgery. |
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| A total of 248 pupils took part in the study and were given Tamiflu prophylactically. |
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| Of these, 85 took the drug prophylactically after a classmate was diagnosed with swine flu, with 45 experiencing one or more side-effect. |
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| As I brought up in my speech, we have to get into these situations early and prophylactically. |
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| Anyone who has come into contact with an infected person should be treated prophylactically with antibiotics. |
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| We also use Aseptim prophylactically on high risk patients prior to complex restorative treatment and have had very positive results. |
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| The effectiveness of rFVIIa as a more general haemostatic drug, either prophylactically or therapeutically, remains unproven. |
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| Contaminated wounds, usually of traumatic origin, should be treated prophylactically with antibacterial dressings. |
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| These are fixed prophylactically, however it is important to decide on type of therapy that will be offered. |
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| Patients should not be treated prophylactically with valproate after a first manic episode because relapse may never occur. |
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| I come from the Netherlands where our cattle were prophylactically vaccinated for over 60 years. |
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| Tocolytic therapy given prophylactically at the time of surgery has no proven benefit and should not be routinely administered. |
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| Five patients were mainly treated prophylactically. |
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| A combined hepatitis A-measles vaccine, characterized by comprising prophylactically effective titer of attenuated hepatitis A live virus and prophylactically effective titer of attenuated measles live virus. |
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| Vaccination works by treating the uninfected individual prophylactically. |
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| The capability to administer this product both prophylactically and following injury gives its use and marketing ability a significant advantage. |
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| Therefore, before vitamin D analogues are used prophylactically, additional trials are necessary to show whether the benefits outweigh any hazard that may emerge. |
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| Dr. Av Singh: There's more herbicide sprayed on the Roundup Ready, of course, because it's tolerant to it, so farmers are going to spray it prophylactically. |
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| All patients were given serratiopeptidase and phenazopyridine for 1 week prophylactically, as our initial patients complained of dysuria. |
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