Examples of using Laboratory values in English and their translations into Finnish
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Laboratory values may also vary.
Both adverse reactions and laboratory values have been used.
Laboratory values for HCV/HIV co-infected patients.
As a result of the use of coriol, laboratory values may change.
Abnormal laboratory values for liver Acute kidney failure.
Your doctor will determine and control the dosage and duration of your treatment with Refludan according to your clinical condition, your body weight,and certain laboratory values.
Both adverse events and laboratory values have been used to provide frequencies.
Laboratory values Pegasys treatment was associated with abnormal laboratory values. .
It was managed during the clinical programme by monitoring laboratory values and the use of a pre-specified management algorithm see sections 4.3 and 4.4.
Laboratory values Increasing the amount of triglycerides, reducing the amount of high density cholesterol.
The frequency of adverse drug reactions relating to abnormal laboratory values is based on patients with a change from baseline of 2 or more CTC grades in the relevant laboratory parameters.
Laboratory values Changes during eptifibatide treatment result from its known pharmacological action, i. e., inhibition of platelet aggregation.
No specific modification to the starting dose is recommended for patients with hepatic impairment prior to starting treatment;subsequent dose modifications should be based on haematology laboratory values.
Based on laboratory values percentages done on patients with laboratory assessments.
Your doctor will te st your blood to ensure that your white blood cell(cells that fight infection) and red blood cell(cells that carry iron and oxygen) counts,platelets(blood clotting cells) and other laboratory values are at acceptable levels.
Withhold Nivolumab BMS until laboratory values return to baseline and management with corticosteroids, if needed, is complete.
No specific modification to the starting dose is recommended in patients with renal impairment(e. g. baseline serum creatinine or blood urea nitrogen[BUN]≥ 2-fold above upper limit of normal[ULN] or serum bicarbonate less than 20 mmol/ l) prior to starting treatment;subsequent dose modifications should be based on haematology and renal laboratory values.
Other abnormal laboratory values reported were elevations in LDH, fasting glucose, uric acid, total bilirubin, and amylase, and reductions in phosphorus and platelet counts see section 4.4.
Pegasys treatment was associated with abnormal laboratory values: ALT increase, bilirubin increase, electrolyte disturbance(hypokalaemia, hypocalcaemia, hypophosphataemia), hyperglycaemia, hypoglycaemia and elevated triglycerides see section 4.4.
Most laboratory values return to levels observed with peginterferon alfa and ribavirin by week 24, except platelet counts, which remain at levels lower than observed with peginterferon alfa and ribavirin until week 48 see section 4.4.
Laboratory values for HIV-HCV co-infected patients Although haematological toxicities of neutropenia, thrombocytopenia and anaemia occurred more frequently in HIV-HCV patients, the majority could be managed by dose modification and the use of growth factors and infrequently required premature discontinuation of treatment.
Abnormal laboratory values for liver Change in sense of smell, numbness in mouth or lips, impaired hearing Cold sweat, rash Decrease in blood pressure upon standing Decreased or loss of consciousness Disorientation Feeling of coldness in hands and legs Hives, allergic skin reaction Impotence Inflammation of pancreas or intestine Loss of memory Throat tightness.
Laboratory value D n, f, w according to ISO 10848-2 and evaluation according to ENISO 717-1!