Similar words: initiative, appreciative, retaliation, humiliation, reconciliation, native, relative, putative. Meaning: ['pælietɪv /-ɪətɪv] 
n. remedy that alleviates pain without curing. adj. moderating pain or sorrow by making it easier to bear.
n. remedy that alleviates pain without curing. adj. moderating pain or sorrow by making it easier to bear. 
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31. Conclusions The palliative operation with video-assisted thoracoscope can improve life quality and prolong survival time effectively in combined therapy for late lung cancer.
32. Since then she has founded palliative care services at 40 long - term - care facilities.
33. Although most patients understand the concept of palliative care, few have detailed knowledge.
34. Objective To explore the palliative effect of endoscopic retrograde biliary drainage(ERBD) on irresectable biliary obstruction caused by malignant neoplasm.
35. Security checks are only a palliative ( measure ) in the fight against terrorism.
36. And, send a placard, send to a dust palliative ash sell goods the cover.
37. , Ph.D., assistant professor in the Duke Department of Medicine and an attending physician in the Duke Clinics for Pain and Palliative Care.
38. Like most Dutch people, she knew little about options in palliative care.
39. The increase in the number of rooms available in private homes acted as a palliative to the general accommodation shortage.
40. In addition to undergoing surgery and chemo at a hospital, Cooney sought palliative care through an outpatient center, the Sari Asher Center for Integrative Cancer Care in Palm Beach.
41. Conclusion The percutaneous balloon dilatation of the stenotic right outflow tract is one of the effective palliative therapies for infants with tetralogy of Fallot.
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42. Though the patient died from pulmonary carcinomatous lymphangitis, the primary lesion showed CR. CRT was very effective for local treatment and for palliative therapy.
43. Coronary revascularization for CAV is only palliative, with no long - term survival benefit.
44. It also included 670 radical and 79 palliative operations with 83.7% via thoracoabdominal incision and 89.7% for proximal gastrectomy.
45. Berger had an early, firsthand understanding of the need for palliative care.
46. In this volume the Editors bring together first-rate palliative care with oncological treatment for patients with advanced breast cancer.
47. Whereas the worldwide tide of applying palliative penalty, the creed of accenting penalty still occupies primary status in applying penalty and death especially in China.
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