Sentence examples for a propensity for recurrence from inspiring English sources

It has been our experience that subsets of CAMN are hairy and have a propensity for recurrence.

Neurofibromas have a propensity for recurrence as complete resection, which would require sacrificing the whole nerve, is usually not possible [34].

In contrast, SR rich tumours had a propensity for recurrence in bone.

These tumors tend to be highly resistant to chemotherapy and targeted therapies alike and exhibit a high propensity for recurrence.

The adequate storage period for digital data on PACS and EPR depends first of all on the potential benefits of this information for the individual's personal health and may be 10 years or longer, e.g. in the context of chronic conditions originating before or during childhood, or neoplastic conditions with a propensity for late recurrence.

WDLPS tumors have a propensity for local recurrence as well as dedifferentiation with subsequent metastasis [ 2].

Although GCTs have a malignant potential, they are often indolent and have a propensity for late recurrence [ 7, 8].

Synovial sarcoma has a propensity for local recurrence and lung metastases, which can be delayed beyond 5 years.

Owing to a high propensity for recurrence and a high rate of metastasis at the advanced stages, lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality.

On the other hand, adult GCTs are low-grade indolent malignant neoplasms that display a significant propensity for recurrence and metastasis, and they may cause menorrhagia or inter-menstrual bleeding.

These lesions tend to be more aggressive with an increased propensity for recurrence and metastasis despite treatment [ 5, 6, 8, 9].