adjunctive
adjunctive
Definition
ad·junc·tive (ə juŋk′tiv)
adjective
that constitutes an adjunct
Etymology: LL adjunctivus
ad·junc′·tively adverb
adjunctive
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- therapy: Of the six RCTs that reported relapse rates, three included adjunctive psychosocial therapy in each arm.
- treatment: Children with asthma have improved pulmonary manipulation as adjunctive treatment for childhood asthma.
- procedure: Stability should be assessed following internal fixation, as adjunctive procedures may be required if there is residual instability.
- technology: By discussing the incorporation of adjunctive technologies into the field of gait analysis.
- agent: It is not clear whether adjunctive antiproliferative agents are necessary or safe in eyes at low risk for scarring.
- G-CSF: No. Authors ' conclusions Further research is required to assess the role of adjunctive G-CSF in treating diabetic foot ulcers.
Browse dictionary entries near adjunctive
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