Sentences with phrase «part of the standard of care»

If successful, the company's experimental RSV F vaccine could become part of the standard of care for expecting mothers in the United States, and perhaps even abroad.

All of the lung function information used to optimize the radiation treatment plan comes from imaging that is already acquired as part of standard of care,» says Vinogradskiy.

Remember that once treatments are proven to work, they become part of the standard of care by pediatricians, and may even be published in a policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics.

SNMMI - TS's Vision: To ensure that nuclear medicine and molecular imaging technology are an integral part of the standard of care for patient diagnosis, treatment and therapy.

Vaginal seeding is not part of standard of care and is, in fact, not recommended (YET, in my opinion) because there have not been any long - term studies showing the benefit and / or risks.

Previous results from the trial have already changed clinical practice — data released last year has led to docetaxel chemotherapy now being part of the standard of care for many men with prostate cancer.

We have a full - service, in - house physical rehabilitation department as part of our standard of care, to help pets regain optimal function after an illness or injury, and ensure they and their owners are supported throughout the entire recovery process — one of only two such practices in the entire region

«Since corticosteroids are part of the standard of care for acute viral facial paralysis, it is not surprising that they were initially prescribed to roughly two - thirds of the patients with Lyme disease - associated facial paralysis in this study.

When is a test — for BRCA1, NF, Alzheimer's, or whatever — ready to be part of the standard of care?

Although dacarbazine has been part of the standard of care for metastatic melanoma for more than 30 years, it has never been shown to increase overall survival in this patient population.