| Failure to perform an echocardiogram may result in inappropriate treatment or potentially remediable causes being overlooked. |
| So you went right through infancy thinking this was a kid with reflux, and then discovered three years later that it was a remediable problem? |
| But these flaws in the president's account of our situation are remediable. |
| A further concern, bogus or remediable or both, is that open availability of the reports might subject CRS to liability issues. |
| Fortunately, the media also represents the most easily remediable influence on adolescents. |
| In determining whether an effect is permanent, no account should be taken of the fact that it may be remediable by surgery. |
