Definitions

1. Surgical therapy is a treatment option that has the advantage of usually eliminating warts at a single visit.
2. Surgical therapy is the treatment of choice in the overwhelming majority of cases. (Web site)
3. Surgical therapy is the treatment of choice for growth hormone-(GH) producing, adrenocorticotropic hormone-(ACTH) producing, and endocrine-inactive adenomas.
4. Surgical therapy is the most effective treatment method available today.
5. Surgical therapy is the most effective method of controlling portal hypertension and preventing recurrent variceal hemorrhage.

Standard Medical Therapy

1. We can assess and treat your current disease with standard medical therapy, investigational protocols, surgical therapy, or transplantation.

Aortic

1. Afterload mismatch in aortic and mitral valve disease: implications for surgical therapy.

Five Patients

1. RESULTS: Five patients (9.6%) in the preoperative TACE group did not receive surgical therapy because of extrahepatic metastasis or liver failure. (Web site)

Immunocompromised Patients

1. Surgical therapy for pulmonary aspergillosis in immunocompromised patients. (Web site)

Primary Tumor

1. At the last follow-up on the 4 th August 2005 the patient was free of primary tumor; three months after completion of surgical therapy. (Web site)

Literature Review

1. References Docimo SG. The results of surgical therapy for cryptorchidism: a literature review and analysis. (Web site)

Medical

1. Larson DM, Masters SS, Spiro HM. Medical and surgical therapy in diverticular disease: a comparative study. (Web site)
2. CONCLUSIONS: Medical or surgical therapy can effectively control acute vaginal bleeding in liver transplant patients.

Chronic Pancreatitis

1. Pancreas. 1992; 7(2):183–192. [ PubMed] Malfertheiner P, Büchler M. Indications for endoscopic or surgical therapy in chronic pancreatitis.

Drug Therapy

1. Surgical therapy for tremor should only be considered if drug therapy fails to produce adequate relief. (Web site)

Nonsurgical Treatment

1. The results of the study showed that those who received surgical therapy lost more teeth than those who received nonsurgical treatment.

Severe Cases

1. Even in most severe cases of periodontal disease, non-surgical periodontal therapy most often precedes surgical therapy.

Patients

1. Observational comparison of event-free survival with medical and surgical therapy in patients with coronary artery disease.
2. These findings may lead to an alternative approach for treatment in patients that does not respond to conventional medical or surgical therapy.
3. Surgical therapy alone was offered to 33% of patients, was successful in 85.7%, with a mortality of 14.2%. (Web site)

Medical Therapy

1. Indications for radioiodine are: failed medical therapy or surgery and where medical or surgical therapy are contraindicated. (Web site)

Surgical Therapy

1. Effect of medical and surgical therapy on aortic dissection evaluated by transesophageal echocardiography: implications for prognosis and therapy.
2. Drainage versus resection in surgical therapy of chronic pancreatitis of the head of the pancreas: a randomized study.
3. In conclusion, surgical therapy in patients with chronic pancreatitis may be characterized as follows: 1.

Categories

1. Medical Therapy
2. Single Visit
3. Transesophageal Echocardiography
4. Nature > Life > Death > Aortic Dissection
5. Severe Cases
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