Examples of using Transdermal patch in English and their translations into Slovak
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Transdermal patch treatment can be resumed at the same dose if treatment is not interrupted for more than three days.
Intrinsa is a transdermal patch which constantly releases small amounts of testosterone that is absorbed through your skin into the bloodstream.
It is for this reason that slimming patches of Mibiom Patches have been equipped with a specially developed transdermal patch.
While holding the remaining half of the rigid plastic film, apply the transdermal patch to the skin on the outside part of your upper arm.
Studies of fentanyl transdermal patch in elderly patients demonstrated fentanyl pharmacokinetics which did not differ significantly from young patients although serum concentrations tended to be higher.
Neupro 2 mg/ 24 h 4 mg/ 24 h 6 mg/ 24 h 8 mg/ 24 h Transdermal patch.
A transdermal patch should not be re-applied if it is no longer sticky; a new transdermal patch should be applied immediately.
the three-week patch period, the next transdermal patch should be applied without the usual transdermal patch-free interval.
If reattachment is not possible or the transdermal patch is damaged, a new transdermal patch should be applied in the same position as the original transdermal patch.
press the whole transdermal patch firmly in place with your fingers
There is no information on the effect on the transdermal patch of activities such as strenuous exercise or the use of sauna or whirlpools;
If required, use surgical bandages or medical adhesive tape to keep the transdermal patch in place.
The contraceptive patch is a transdermal patch attached to the skin that is used to release synthetic estrogen
The transdermal patch should not be exposed to excessive heat(e.g. sauna, infrared-radiation).
M has been a pioneer in the development of metered-dose inhalers(for delivering drugs to the respiratory tract) and transdermal patch systems.
Following routine haematological monitoring, the transdermal patch should only be applied to patients whose chemotherapy treatment is unlikely to be delayed in order to reduce the possibility of unnecessary exposure to granisetron.
An assessment of transdermal patch adhesion in 621 patients receiving either active or placebo transdermal patches showed that less than 1% of transdermal patches became detached over the course of the 7 day period of transdermal patch application.
papular rash or pruritus), the transdermal patch must be removed.
Each used transdermal patch is removed and immediately replaced with a new one on the same day of the week(Change Day) on Day 8 and Day 15 of the cycle.
Results from an EVRA study of extended wear of single contraceptive transdermal patch for 7 days