Introduction to Permits Safe

What is/are Permits Safe?

Permits Safe - Standard-of-care (SoC) therapy can, in rare cases, lead to development of operational tolerance that permits safe withdrawal of maintenance IS. ^[1] CONCLUSION The transcanal endoscopic approach for early stage MEPT offers excellent visualization and permits safe and effective removal of disease with the advantages of a minimally invasive technique for patient recovery. ^[2] We have therefore developed a new technique, which permits safe insertion of long screws in the SCS. ^[3] RECENT FINDINGS The ventral approach permits safe and efficient harvest of various chimeric SSSF in a supine position, thus allowing simultaneous flap preparation and tumor ablation. ^[4] CONCLUSION Lengthening the duration of busulfan (fractionation) permits safe delivery of myeloablative conditioning in older patients, leading to prolonged survival. ^[5] This strategy, thus, permits safe targeting of tumors that are sufficiently separated from normal cells. ^[6] Partial breast irradiation (PBI) limits target volume to the tumour bed, which permits safe treatment acceleration. ^[7] Our inserter permits safe endothelial graft delivery without anterior chamber collapse and can result in successful graft attachment without complications at 6 months after surgery. ^[8] We applied a new articulating endoscopic knife that permits safe ESD (ESD-CC) to evaluate early neoplasia with potential curative resection. ^[9] This advancement in understanding of the behaviour of CA during hypocapnia permits safer delivery of CA targeted interventions, particularly in neurologically vulnerable patient populations. ^[10] RED permits safer ASNase use in adults with ALL and should be tested in a larger cohort prospectively. ^[11] We propose a simple, cost-effective solution using network cameras to help eliminate blind spots that permits safe, noncoplanar arrangements with an EPID-acquired exit dose. ^[12] This permits safe, expeditious, and cost-effective treatment for this common condition. ^[13]