Sentences with phrase «allow patient recovery»

In some cases such as ovarian cancer, however, drug - free intervals are needed to allow patient recovery from side effects, during which tumors can sometimes begin to grow again or develop resistance to the drugs being used.

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One is to allow the patient time for possible recovery to come about, and the other is the use of induced hypothermia to reduce the brain's use of oxygen, thus giving doctors more time to treat the patient before further damage occurs due to any lack of oxygen.

«Being prepared for a medical visit and knowing what questions to ask your doctor allows patients to be more hands - on in their recovery process, increasing their chances of overcoming injury,» said Dr. Montgomery.

«Arming these patients with appropriate resources will improve their recovery and allow them to resume their day - to - day activities.»

Doctors generally treat aplastic anemia effectively using immunosuppressives — drugs that prevent the immune system from attacking bone marrow — allowing recovery of the patient's own marrow and long - term survival.

Identifying risk factors for potentially prolonged recoveries will allow clinicians to coordinate the best treatment for patients.

As with any exercise, one must appropriately balance work and recovery, and be patient enough to allow the incredible adaptability of the human body to respond to the training.

Also, keep in mind that there are cutting - edge surgical techniques offered by only a few surgeons in the country, including endoscopic axillary underarm surgery, that allow a patient to undergo a thyroidectomy without an incision in the neck, or resulting scar, and with shorter recovery times.

Without transfusion therapy, severe conditions like Koloa's can cause rapid deterioration thus limiting valuable time to treat the patient and allow for recovery.

Unweighted walking enables neurological patients to walk longer and more comfortably, allowing for gait corrections, increased speed and smoothness, longer sessions, and enhanced neurological recovery.

Sadly, a delayed diagnosis can allow the condition to worsen and possibly prevent a patient from making a full recovery.

MTS eases the burden put on the NHS by ensuring that insurers make an appropriate contribution to trauma rehabilitation, and allows patients to get all the support they are entitled to for long - term recovery.

However, this may quickly change after the patient is transferred to a recovery unit where the condition is allowed to progress without intervention.

It makes sense that inpatient care will remove a patient from the stress of daily life and allow for an easier recovery.

This will allow patients to search for work, begin healthy routines and adjust to life in recovery with more support and supervision from professionals.

Over the past several years, our program has evolved into gender - specific groups, highly individualized treatment plans, an optional faith - based component, a professionals in recovery component, a strong emphasis on family therapy, 12 - step - based recovery, and an intense psychotherapy component that allows patients to identify and began to address both issues underlying the substance use along with co-occurring mental health issues.