Sentences with phrase «course of therapy targeting»

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This prognosis guides decisions for subsequent courses of targeted therapy, and further biopsies are not routinely obtained, given the invasive nature of rebiopsy in the lungs.

IGRT is the process of using frequent imaging, typically performed in the treatment room prior to radiation delivery, throughout a patient's course of radiation therapy treatment to improve localization of the target and normal structures, which allows for more precise and accurate radiation delivery.

Although doctors have long incorporated personal information like family history into treatment plans, personalized medicine holds the promise of revolutionizing medical care by using knowledge of molecular biology and genetics that will allow more precise diagnoses, better diagnostic tests, greater predictability of disease course, more successful therapies by targeting the right treatments to the right patients, and improved patient safety by selecting drugs and their proper dosage to reduce adverse side effects.

This strategy is expected to improve early diagnoses and intervention, predict the course of a disease, identify new drug targets and select the most effective therapies for individual patients.

Using an functional approach (which means taking the best bits from both conventional scientific thinking & alternative therapies) this course is designed to target the REAL cause of your conditions — not just the symptoms.

Most of my friends enjoy some form of shopping therapy — Target therapy, Trader Joe's therapy, and, of course, shoe store therapy.

In session 1, couples are provided psychoeducation about the reciprocal influences of PTSD symptoms and relationship functioning, the rationale for the cognitive and behavioral treatment targets, and an overview of the course of therapy.