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Following revascularization, the vast majority of patients have a good symptomatic response, and those patients generally return to being medically managed.

After induction of remission with topical corticosteroids in women with vulvar LS, Cattaneo et al. [ 74] also observed a good symptomatic control of the disease with a maintenance therapy with an emollient cream alone during the follow-up of 24 weeks.

Even though an arthroplasty may provide good symptomatic relief, the long-term results are more uncertain and no consensus exists according to preferred prosthetic designs.

However, two patients had redeveloped increasing pain related to further progressive disease despite treatment, and one patient reported worsening carcinoid hormonal symptoms despite a good initial symptomatic response.

Conclusion: Defining the vaginal apex and designing lateral vaginal flaps facilitate the precise creation of an anatomically and functionally appropriate vagina, with reasonable morbidity, good symptomatic relief, and mild alteration of surrounding organ function.

Nevertheless this study has shown that chemotherapy can prolong OS and provide good symptomatic relief for these patients.

These data suggest that chemotherapy can prolong OS and achieve good symptomatic relief in advanced biliary cancer.

Elevated pretreatment interleukin-6 (IL-6) levels (>10 pg/mL) with good symptomatic response to 20 mg prednisone was associated with requirement for >1 year of therapy.

Ten of the twelve women experienced good symptomatic control of their disease after treatment, with alleviation of pruritus and pain sustained for 6 months [ 139].

However, many of these patients suffer from local pain from bulky disease and with symptoms due to vasoactive substance release, and for these patients good symptomatic relief has been shown following treatment with TAE and TACE.

Surgical resection provides good symptomatic relief and prolonged response to treatment, but is only suitable for selected patients, for whom it is estimated that surgery will remove over 90% of the tumour volume [ 37].