Examples of using Thyrogen in English and their translations into Romanian
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Shelf-life after reconstitution It is recommended that the Thyrogen solution be injected within three hours.
The Thyrogen solution should be injected within three hours,
Due to elevation of TSH levels after Thyrogen, patients with metastases can experience local swelling
The recommended dose regimen of Thyrogen is two intramuscular injections of 0.9 mg thyrotropin alfa administered at a 24-hour interval.
There are no studies of alternative dose schedules of Thyrogen in patients with ESRD to guide dose reduction in this population.
Visually inspect the Thyrogen solution in the vial for foreign particles and discoloration.
maintained following either dosage regimen of Thyrogen in both indications.
require dialysis, your doctor will decide how much Thyrogen to give to you.
your doctor will give you radioiodine 24 hours after your final Thyrogen injection.
After reconstitution, the solution should be injected within three hours, however the Thyrogen solution will stay chemically stable for up to 24 hours,
Due to elevation of TSH levels after Thyrogen, patients with secondary cancer growths(metastases)
who received 131I either after Thyrogen or after THST.
Tg testing after Thyrogen administration assures the highest sensitivity for detection of thyroid remnants or cancer.
23/ 24 patients(96%) had thyroid remnants successfully ablated in the THST withdrawal group and the Thyrogen treatment group, respectively.
had thyroid remnants successfully ablated in the THST withdrawal group and the Thyrogen treatment group, respectively.
treated after Thyrogen administration had either no visible uptake of radioiodine in the thyroid bed
Due to elevation of TSH levels after Thyrogen administration patients with metastatic thyroid cancer particularly in confined spaces such as the brain,
treated after Thyrogen administration had either no visible uptake of radioiodine in the thyroid bed
evaluable low risk patients, the rates of successful ablation of thyroid remnants with 100 mCi radioiodine in post-thyroidectomy patients with thyroid cancer, were comparable for patients treated after withdrawal of THST versus patients treated after Thyrogen administration.
the rates of successful ablation of thyroid remnants with 100 mCi/3.7 GBq(± 10%) radioiodine in post-thyroidectomy patients with thyroid cancer, were comparable for patients treated after thyroid hormone withdrawal versus patients treated after Thyrogen administration.