Promotion of Drugs and Medical Devices for Unapproved Uses: Hearing Before the Human Resources and Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session, June 11, 1991, Volume 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - 395 pages |
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... defects of facial contour , patients with other conditions were allowed to be entered into the first phase of the trial . A further requirement for moving from Phase 2 to 3 trials is that adequate animal tests be completed . As stated ...
... defects of facial contour , patients with other conditions were allowed to be entered into the first phase of the trial . A further requirement for moving from Phase 2 to 3 trials is that adequate animal tests be completed . As stated ...
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... defects , while the majority were treated for more stable defects such as scars . These data were presented as an update to the advisory panel and the FDA on March 12 , 1981 , and were referred to in the 30 October 1981 Summary of ...
... defects , while the majority were treated for more stable defects such as scars . These data were presented as an update to the advisory panel and the FDA on March 12 , 1981 , and were referred to in the 30 October 1981 Summary of ...
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... defect to return , while inactive etiologies will allow the correction to persist for longer periods of time ... defects . The ongoing forces associated with active skin wrinkling shorten the persistence of correction . " · a Mr ...
... defect to return , while inactive etiologies will allow the correction to persist for longer periods of time ... defects . The ongoing forces associated with active skin wrinkling shorten the persistence of correction . " · a Mr ...
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... defects to recur . However , correction tends to persist longer in areas in which disease processes ( such as acne ) have been quiescent . Nevertheless , if a stable level of correction is desired , all patients should be counselled to ...
... defects to recur . However , correction tends to persist longer in areas in which disease processes ( such as acne ) have been quiescent . Nevertheless , if a stable level of correction is desired , all patients should be counselled to ...
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... defects to recur . For example , touch - up implantation may be required in 3-12 months in expression lines in the face ; in acne scarring and similar conditions , where the deficiency has stabilized , correction tends to persist longer ...
... defects to recur . For example , touch - up implantation may be required in 3-12 months in expression lines in the face ; in acne scarring and similar conditions , where the deficiency has stabilized , correction tends to persist longer ...
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