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There is no enough evidence to support the routine use of diuretics for prevention or treatment of congestive heart failure in HS-PDA, and a systematic review of the coadministration of furosemide in indomethacin-treated neonates showed a trend toward failure of ductal closure in furosemide-treated patients because furosemide increases prostaglandins production and could potentially decrease the ductal response to indomethacin [ 119 ].
In the case reported here, diagnosis was firstly established by clinical features and by culture, but later by the therapeutic response to the itraconazole which was remarkable, because in vitro studies Fusarium performed by other authors have showed a trend towards resistance to azole antifungals [20] .
Fusarium subglutinans: A new eumycetoma agent.
Med Mycol Case Rep · 2013 · PMC3885953
Cross‐Sectional Associations of Circulating n‐3 ALA and n‐6 PUFA With CVD Risk Factors Circulating ALA was positively associated with plasma triglycerides, inversely associated with LDL‐C, and CRP, and showed a trend toward higher plasma HDL‐C ( P trend =0.08; Table 4 ) and higher sTNF‐R1 ( P trend =0.08).
Conduit vessel endothelial‐dependent vasorelaxation (brachial artery FMD) showed a trend to improve during pioglitazone treatment but this did not reach statistical significance, nor did microvascular endothelial function (RHI) significantly improve during treatment with active drug.
Several NSCLC trials and meta-analysis have compared sequential and concomitant combinations directly, almost all of which showed a trend in favor of concomitant radiochemotherapy.[ 5 , 6 ] However, some authors still believe that more evidence is required to prove the superiority of concurrent chemoradiation due to heterogeneity of the included trials in the meta-analysis, low patient numbers and lack of statistical power.[ 7 ] Most of the data supporting this observation comes from the developed world and rarely have good-quality clinical trials been carried out in developing countries.