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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a recurrence or a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of something happening again or being repeated, often in a context related to events, patterns, or behaviors.
Example: "In the study, we observed a recurrence or a pattern of behavior that suggested a deeper underlying issue."
Alternatives: "an occurrence or a" or "a repetition or a".
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After a median follow-up of 2.1 years, 26 women taking hormones had a recurrence or a new breast cancer, as opposed to only 7 not taking hormones.
A need to know when to worry and when not to worry about symptoms that could signal a recurrence or a new cancer.
According to these rules, a primary cancer is one that originates in a primary site or tissue and is thus not an extension, a recurrence, or a metastasis.
The early cases were diagnosed as a recurrence or a benign enlargement pathologically by surgical resection.
Secondary cancer and death without a recurrence or a diagnosis of contralateral breast cancer were not included as events.
Of the patients who receive treatment, up to one third suffer from a recurrence or a second primary tumor.
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A follow-up plan to check for a recurrence or the appearance of a second cancer.
After nearly five years, the number of women who had had a recurrence or had died without a recurrence was about the same -- 403 in the control group and 404 in the group receiving zoledronic acid.
Yet the initial findings hold promise because the laser was the patients' only treatment and none have had a recurrence or needed surgery or radiation after a mean follow-up of 27 months, the team's leader, Dr. Steven M. Zeitels, said in an interview.
Or 2) was the incidence of the fight-related injury in question entirely new or a recurrence or aggravation of a previous injury?
Surviving cancer only to hope you don't get it again (whether a recurrence or secondary) is not a "cure".
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