Translation of "Undergo therapy" in German

To prevent such transmission he would need to undergo gene therapy in cells of the germ line.

Dogs that are severely dehydrated, meanwhile, will undergo immediate fluid therapy.

After a failed suicide attempt, a Lebanese war refugee has to undergo therapy.

We regularly visit a neuropathologist and undergo manual therapy.

One may should undergo therapy or rehabilitation.

In these cases, these animal will undergo antibiotic therapy until their white blood cell count normalizes.

She decided to follow the doctor's plan and undergo some physical therapy in the hospital.

After her stay at the clinic, the patient decided to undergo outpatient therapy and started a qualified job.

In adult and paediatric patients with renal impairment, consideration should be given to an initial starting dose followed by serum vancomycin trough levels rather than to a scheduled dosing regimen, particularly in patients with severe renal impairment or those who undergo renal replacement therapy (RRT) due to the many varying factors that may affect vancomycin levels in them.

He was arrested after complaining to foreign reporters, and has since been administered medicine and forced to undergo electric shock therapy.

Prior to the decision to undergo photodynamic therapy it should be taken into consideration that the probability of a subject to be completely cleared 12 months after the last treatment was 53.1% or 47.2% for treatment with Ameluz and 40.8% or 36.3% for MAL treatment with narrow spectrum lamps or all lamp types, respectively.

Prior to the decision to undergo photodynamic therapy it should be taken into consideration that the probability of a subject to be completely cleared 12 months after the last treatment was 67.5% or 46.8% for treatment with Ameluz with narrow spectrum lamps or all lamp types, respectively.

Moreover, the most homogeneous possible irradiation of the area to undergo therapy, in particular the surface of the oral mucosa, should be attained.

In one preferred embodiment, the light conductor has a defined geometry of the light exit area such that the light exit is matched to the shape of the sites to be irradiated in the area to undergo therapy, whereby either a two-dimensional or physical three-dimensional radiation area is produced.

For the inventive use of the arrangement, the light-activatable substance that preferably contains stain is first applied in a high concentration to the area to undergo therapy and then rinsing is performed with a medium, in particular water and/or with the most alkaline possible pH.

It has proved particularly effective to first apply the light-activatable substance in a high concentration to the area to undergo therapy and subsequently to rinse with a medium, in particular water, and/or with oxygen partial pressure as high as possible, and finally to perform the irradiation by means of the light from the aforesaid light source, whereby optimized cell damage preferably occurs.

In particular a 26-g cannula is provided for the application to the area to undergo therapy, and it has in particular an exterior diameter of 0.45 mm, a length of 25 to 40 mm, and in particular is embodied angled at 35 to 40 degrees and elastic.

Due to the high numerical aperture of the light conductor used, the aforesaid scatter effect is attained when the light exits/when the area to undergo therapy is irradiated and on the side of the applicator or light conductor facing the laser device there is a collective effect such that a lens system between the laser or diode and the light conductor is not necessary.