… was to gain insight into how regimen design affects treatment response by analyzing the …
To gain insight into how regimen design affects treatment response, we analyzed treatment …

… regimen composition can be a chief source of such variability in early treatment response, …
may have been due to the composition of the background regimen. The implication of such a …

… Because NT is becoming the standard of care for patients with BRPC … composition and
clinical response. In this context, it may be proposed that screening changes in body composition …

… 6-month regimen produces cure rates of over 95% (2–4). However, in practice, this complex
regimen often fails to meet these cure rates due to the lengthy duration of therapy, excessive …

… patients with partial or transitional clinical responses had a profound effect on the clonal
composition … The patient achieved complete remission under this drug regimen, but relapsed 5 …

… all patients benefit from standard treatment regimens (1,2), resulting in undertreatment or
overtreatment in many women. Predicting treatment response is … For the treatment regimen, we …

… Next, we evaluated the roles of dosing complexity and antiretroviral composition of regimens
as they relate to initial ART regimen durability using Kaplan–Meier plots and the log rank …

… regimens had modest effects on serum lipids and glucose levels and on body fat composition…
HIV jeopardizes the response to standard first-line regimens in certain treatment-naive …

… treatment outcomes of microbiologically confirmed MDR-TB. Study authors were contacted
to solicit individual patient data including clinical characteristics, treatment … odds of treatment …

… composition that require special consideration when designing drug regimens: obese patients,
patients … limbs, pregnant patients, and patients undergoing ECMO or plasma exchange. …