… appropriate use of neuromodulation for the treatment of chronic pain and ischemic diseases
(7), the treatment of pain of the head and face (8), and the future development and use of …

… Lastly, we provide a practical guide to appropriate ICS prescribing, to help primary care
providers identify those patients for whom the benefits of ICS are likely to outweigh the risks. In …

… In general, the guidelines recommend the use of crystalloids as first-line treatment for
volume expansion followed by albumin only after patients have met specific criteria or have …

… efficacious treatment of susceptible S. aureus strains by beta-lactam antibiotics.11 The oral
absorption test (Oat) is used to ensure an efficacious switch from intravenous to oral therapy …

… medical therapy for 198 distinct clinical indications. In developing these appropriate use
criteria, … revascularization for each indication was appropriate, uncertain, or inappropriate. An “…

… The job of culling and digesting the large volume of the past and current information requires
resources beyond those available to any single group or several groups of investigators. …

… their use will be less robust compared with the scientific support for established therapies. …
working groups on the appropriate use of neuromodulation for the treatment of chronic pain (1)…

… A simple approach is to take the end-effect metric as a fixed … This can be rationalized by
noting that, for high-flow infusion, … the total treatment volume and penetration advantage of high- …

… antithrombotic medications are deemed necessary and appropriate, Domain 2 sought to …
disease settings, to define rational therapeutic usage. In diseases associated with venous …

… use and the lack of access to information. Many therapeutic classes of drugs should be used
… Thus, the aim of this review was to identify drugs that should be used with caution in elderly …