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Meanings of treat conservatively in English

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Usage of treat conservatively in English
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Ureteroscopy was used to treat conservatively low-grade ureteral tumors of the pelvic ureter in 12 cases, or as palliative therapy (7 cases).
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Four cases were treated conservatively while one underwent arthroscopic debridement and microfracturing.
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The patient was treated conservatively without any surgical procedures such as pericardiocentesis.
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It can be treated conservatively as well; it just takes longer to heal.
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The patient was treated conservatively with success and was advised to discontinue diclofenac.
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She was treated conservatively with jejunostomy tube feeding to regain loss of weight.
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Tracheal dislocation and tracheomalacia were prevalent in elderly patients and were treated conservatively.
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The two perforations were classified as severe complications and treated conservatively.
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CT of the head showed subdural hemorrhage, which was treated conservatively.
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This is a retrospective study of six children with ununited scaphoid fractures treated conservatively.
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One patient developed a pancreatic fistula, which was treated conservatively.
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Mesh complications rate was low and could be treated conservatively or by minor surgery.
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No patients treated conservatively had a recurrence of their disease.
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Premalignant lesions of the gastroesophageal junction are treated conservatively or by antireflux surgical procedures.
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Introduction: Mallet injuries are common and usually treated conservatively.
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The patient was treated conservatively with a successful outcome.
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